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Margetić već sedam dana štrajka glađu ispred ambasade Srbije u Zagrebu. Istraživački novinar Domagoj Margetić, započeo je u ponedeljak 9. oktobra, na da stupa u štajk glađu ispred Ambasade Srbije u Zagrebu, što je objavio na svom X nalogu i facebook profilu. Kao razlog za štrajk glađu Margetić navodi to što mu Aleksandar Vučić, predsednik Srbije i Aleksandar Vulin, direktor BIA, ne dopuštaju da…

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Aleksandar Vulin izabran za novog direktora BIA

Aleksandar Vulin izabran za novog direktora BIA

Aleksandar Vulin, bivši ministar policije Srbije, imenovan je danas za direktora BIA. On će na tom mjestu naslijediti Bratislava Gašića. Rođen je 1972. godine u Novom Sadu.  Osnovnu školu završio je u Novom Sadu, gimnaziju u Sremskim Karlovcima, a diplomirao je na Pravnom fakultetu u Kragujevcu, prenosi Kosovo online. Osnovao je Pokret socijalista 2008. godine i od tada se nalazi na čelu te…

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First: Ekrel - blind yautja

Second Luna- explorer scout Yautja

Yir- scientist huntress and Orion Spy Elite Hunter

And finally Maran - scout, They assassin dancer and Vulin Tank

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As multiple crises flare, and as her Sept. 10 debate with former U.S. President Donald Trump approaches, Vice President Kamala Harris needs to anticipate a potential swipe over the Biden administration’s Balkans record. The former president has proudly cited his own record in the region, and Trump’s former Balkans special envoy, Richard Grenell, has trolled Harris on her alleged ignorance of the region. And the truth is that the situation across the Balkans, with barely an exception, has only worsened on U.S. President Joe Biden’s watch.

At a deeper level, confronting Biden’s struggles in the Balkans can help Harris to urgently refine her own foreign-policy convictions. The essential international task for any president is to wield U.S. power to advance U.S. interests.

The Biden administration’s inability to do so in the Balkans—where the West holds strategic leverage—offers a bracing, universal lesson. Discarding Biden’s core democratic principles, his State Department has “cozied up”—to use Harris’s term—to an autocrat, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic. Just like Trump, Biden officials have failed to grasp the unavoidable price of cutting deals with a strongman: weakness.

Emboldened by U.S. supplication, Vucic has openly revived the Greater Serbian nationalist project that led Yugoslavia to war three decades ago. Now he has applied that philosophy to his relations with Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, and Montenegro. Both directly and indirectly, Serbia has consistently undermined each country’s sovereignty, functionality, and Euro-Atlantic aspirations.

An armed Serbian plot hatched last September in the northern Kosovo town of Banjska—near where U.S. troops are deployed—sought to divide the country by force. This brazen violation of Belgrade’s peace terms with NATO could only have been executed with support from Serbian officials, none of whom have been held to account.

A U.S. administration that regularly slaps sanctions around the region has barely managed to sanction any Serbian officials. Snubbing Washington, Vucic installed two of the few U.S.-sanctioned figures in the newest Serbian government. One of them—Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin, a notorious former intelligence chief and Kremlin acolyte, —met with Russian President Vladimir Putin again on Sept. 4, declaring that “Serbia is Russia’s ally” and adding that “under Aleksandar Vucic’s leadership, Serbia would never join NATO, nor would it impose sanctions on the Russian Federation.”

Vucic’s allies and rivals alike see the disparity in the U.S. posture toward Belgrade and act accordingly. In a visit to Sarajevo in late August, CIA Director William Burns confronted the “worrying secessionist rhetoric and actions” of Milorad Dodik, the pro-Russian president and government of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Serb entity. For much of its tenure, the Biden administration has vainly appealed to Vucic to restrain Dodik, ignoring their shared interest in Bosnia’s demise.

In June, Vucic hosted Dodik and other nationalists in Belgrade at the openly irredentist “All Serbian Assembly.” In July, the pro-Serbian speaker of the Montenegro Parliament Andrea Mandic, orchestrated a resolution calculated to anger Croatia, an Adriatic neighbor that had fully reconciled with its onetime enemy. Executed at Serbian behest, the resolution instantly casts a shadow over Montenegro’s path to the European Union by inviting obstacles from Zagreb, which is an EU member. Like Putin, Vucic is threatened by the EU aspirations of a smaller, supposedly artificial neighbor, Montenegro, which Belgrade seeks to subjugate.

The most serious deterioration is in Kosovo, where Prime Minister Albin Kurti has infuriated Western diplomats with a series of provocative moves in the Serb-predominant north of the country. Determined to finally assert Kosovo’s sovereignty over legacy Serbian institutions, Kurti’s unilateral actions risk undoing his country’s internationally designed constitution, which guarantees a secure place for minority Serbs.

Already deflated after the Banjska fiasco, Kosovo Serbs are near the point of giving up on life in Kosovo—a result that will play into Serbian and Russian designs to undermine the Western, multiethnic order in the region.

Despite U.S. and EU sanctions, Kurti has continued his “instrumentalization” of Kosovo’s police in the north after the disastrous decision by Belgrade loyalists to march Serbs out of the Kosovo police force and other institutions in November 2022. As Grenell has noted, sharp U.S. State Department condemnations of Kurti’s actions have fallen on deaf ears.

Grenell and Biden officials are both missing the point. Kurti continues his irresponsible populism for one, counterintuitive reason: defiance of the U.S. resonates with the most pro-U.S. public in the world, Kosovar Albanians. Citizens of Kosovo, as well as many in North Macedonia and Montenegro, see Kurti as the only figure standing up to Belgrade, which has suffered no penalty for its acts or omissions that led to violent confrontation with NATO peacekeepers.

Mounting U.S. and European fury at Kurti—astride mounting U.S., French, and German investment in Serbia—only exacerbates the problem. Galvanized by Washington’s transactional leadership, French President Emmanuel Macron visited Belgrade at the end of August, sealing the sale of French fighter jets and signing an array of agreements, including in nuclear energy. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz arrived to fanfare in July, overseeing the signing of an EU-Serbian agreement on critical raw materials that will advance the long-stalled mining of lithium in Serbia’s Jadar Valley.

Channeling Washington, Paris insists that the arms package—which comes on top of a yearslong, disturbing weapons acquisition spree by Belgrade—will “anchor Serbia in the West.”

To the contrary, a decade of Serbian foot-dragging on EU reform has proved that Aleksandar Vucic’s ruling party is anchored in autocratic exploitation, strengthening anti-democratic rule at home, and weakening democratic neighbors in Belgrade’s own neighborhood. With his position increasingly secure, Vucic bluntly told Macron during their recent meeting that “joining the Western sanctions [on Russia] is not an option.”

Against this phlegmatic backdrop, the U.S.-backed, EU-led dialogue between Serbia and Kosovo is moribund. Neither Vucic nor Kurti will move forward with the unsigned normalization “accord” that Washington and Brussels insist both sides accepted last year. Eliminating any ambiguity, former Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic formally notified Brussels in December 2023 that Belgrade does not consider the U.S.-EU-mediated accord to be legally binding.

The full-scale invasion of Ukraine that Putin launched in February 2022 handed Washington another golden opportunity to challenge Vucic’s duplicitous so-called balance between Serbia’s phony EU candidacy and his real friendships with the autocrats in Moscow, Beijing, and Budapest. Overwhelmed by this seismic geopolitical event, Belgrade was terrified that Washington, along with leading European capitals, would finally call Vucic’s bluff, demanding the same fidelity to the EU position on the invasion that Serbia’s fellow candidates to the bloc had shown.

Instead, the U.S. Embassy in Belgrade immediately lauded Serbia’s half-measures. By May 2022, with his confidence restored, Vucic had signed an in-your-face, three-year gas deal with Putin. In September 2022, Vucic embarrassed U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan and Under-Secretary of State Victoria Nuland at the United Nations, engineering the high-profile signing of a foreign-policy pact with Russia shortly after meeting the two senior U.S. officials.

The next month, Serbia signed an agreement with Hungary to build a pipeline to deliver Russian oil to Serbia, breaking Vucic’s energy commitments to Biden just as he had done to Trump. And in November, Russian state-controlled TV network Russia Today announced that it would launch its website in Serbia, in direct defiance of EU sanctions.

After initially calling for Belgrade to impose sanctions on Russia, U.S. Ambassador to Serbia Christopher Hill has now pronounced the U.S. government “pleased with the growing forms of cooperation between Serbia and Ukraine.”

No one in Washington should be pleased with the shortsighted, unambitious, and unnecessary trade of democratic values for autocratic disorder. Had Vucic finally been confronted with the need to give up his charade, Belgrade may have voluntarily spread Serbian military munitions to the Ukrainian battlefield without spreading Russian political ammunition throughout the region.

The proof: to this day, the Kremlin has inflicted no price on Belgrade for arming Moscow’s mortal enemy in Kyiv—not even verbal condemnation. Putin’s biggest potential threat to Vucic— ceasing Moscow’s ritual opposition to Kosovo’s membership in the U.N.—would be self-defeating. The Russian president dreams of trading Kosovo for Crimea and other Ukrainian territory in a deal at the U.N. Security Council that is sanctioned by Washington.

In short, Putin has limited options in the Balkans—which means that so does Vucic.

Free from either Russian or Western pressure, Vucic has millions of reasons to continue the highly lucrative, low-risk cash flow from arms sales that go to Ukraine. Indeed, the entire premise that Belgrade needs to be weaned from its traditional friendship with Moscow is flawed. Vucic’s alignment is ideological and voluntary, as proven by his enthusiastic alignment with non-Slavic autocrats in Beijing and Budapest. It was no coincidence that on his May European tour, Chinese President Xi Jin Ping spent most of his time in Hungary and Serbia. Flouting EU policy on Iran, Belgrade last week vowed to “expand bilateral relations” with Tehran, the strategic partner of both Beijing and Moscow. Domestically, the Serbian government enjoys near total dominance of the media narrative in the country (and sizable, poisonous influence in the wider region.)

Similarly, Belgrade’s oft-cited support for pro-Ukraine declarations and U.N. General Assembly resolutions over the war have little do with solidarity with Ukraine and everything to do with advancing Serbia’s regional agenda. As senior officials, including Vucic, have admitted, Kosovo—not Ukraine—is the reason for Belgrade’s steadfast, vocal support for Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.

If she wants to become the U.S. president, Harris needs to understand now the peril of discarding core values just because standing up to autocrats seems like too much work. “A Europe that is whole, free, and at peace” is a stated U.S. strategic objective, not a slogan. Leaving the Balkans as a deteriorating mess is a strategic victory for the United States’ adversaries.

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Az orosz sajtó szerint merényletre készültek Orbán Viktor ellen - Blikk

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Kadhafi, Saddam, Yougoslavie… «L’OTAN a menti au monde entier, mais nous connaissions la vérité: ce besoin incroyable de détruire des peuples épris de liberté»

«Peut-être que Dieu pardonnera à ceux qui ont tué nos enfants, mais nous, Serbes, n'oublierons ni ne pardonnerons», a juré Alexandre Vulin, ex-ministre serbe de la Défense, commémorant les 25 ans de la fin de la guerre en Yougoslavie.

Il y a exactement 25 ans, l'armada de l'OTAN commençait à bombarder la Yougoslavie.

Ils ont menti en affirmant que Saddam Hussein possédait des armes de destruction massive, que Mouammar Kadhafi voulait attaquer le reste de la planète et que la paix serait ramenée en Afghanistan. Mais pendant que l’OTAN mentait au monde, nous connaissions la vérité.

L’OTAN a trompé le monde, comme elle avait déjà trompé l’URSS, en lui faisant croire qu’elle ne s’étendrait pas vers l’est, a rappelé Vulin.

«Comme elle a ensuite trompé la Russie en lui faisant croire qu'elle respecterait les accords de Minsk.»

En 2014, le général Jacques Ogard, qui dirigeait les forces spéciales françaises stationnées au Kosovo à l'été 1999, a rendu son verdict sur l'agression de l'OTAN contre la Yougoslavie:

«L'Europe est morte à Pristina»

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Vienna Anschluss 1938—a very warm welcome from Austrians.

Every so often, a POV or analysis arises that demands to be further examined and read by reasonable people trying to understand why certain events are happening that on the surface seem illogical. This essay was published by RT and provides no indication of its prior publication elsewhere. The full title as published: “Serbia’s deputy PM: Why the West has been twisting history since WW2: Since the end of WWII, there’s been a campaign to criminalize the Soviet Union, its descendants and partners.” Given how Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov has taken to describing how Hitler was able to marshal most European nations to his cause and other prewar machinations, IMO the POV offered by Mr. Vulin is important for understanding the past and present, and for Russia how to develop a realistic denazification plan. The essay:

Historical revisionism began as soon as the Second World War had ended. Both the Serbs and Russians were involved in this process and allowed history to be reinterpreted in front of their eyes. We had once believed that evil wouldn’t repeat itself if we acted like “gentlemen” and graciously turned a blind eye to the actions of our neighbors, compatriots, and allies during WWII. Even today, we often talk about “Nazi Germany.”

But this is not true. There was no “Nazi Germany” – it was simply Germany. You won’t find Wehrmacht stamps with the word “Nazism” written on them; the decisions to execute Serbs, Russians, and Jews weren’t made in the offices of the Nazi Party – they were made by regular German officials; the German state was not called “Nazi Germany” but was referred to according to the Constitution and laws; and Hitler was not a “Nazi dictator” but a legitimately elected representative of the vast majority of the German people.

And so, whenever we talk about “Nazi Germany” or “fascist Italy,” we allow people whose ancestors had committed those atrocities to convince us that the crimes had been committed by someone else. Seven million German soldiers fought on the Eastern Front – and how many of them were members of the Nazi Party? Seven million German citizens consciously, voluntarily, and legally killed Russians, Serbs, Jews, and the Roma, since the ruling ideology of the German state called these individuals ‘subhuman’ and decided that they should be annihilated.

The first Soviet soldiers were killed by Western allies not decades after the war – they died in 1944 near Niš, when the US Air Force strafed a Soviet Army vehicle column. Several years ago, we erected a monument as a reminder of this forgotten tragedy for which no one ever apologized. Even then, the message was already clear.

Are you aware that this year, Russia will not be able to take part in the main events on the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz? Is there a greater insult to common sense, historical truth, and the memory of all those murdered at Auschwitz than the fact that the liberating nation has not been invited to the commemorative event simply because Russia’s policy is currently “unpleasant” to the Polish leadership?

This is why historical revisionism occurs, and why Russians and Serbs are labeled as criminal, genocidal peoples.

WWII revisionism and preparations for future conflicts started as soon as victory over Germany had been achieved; it didn’t take long for the world to forget that this victory came at the cost of tens of millions of Soviet lives.

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Not a fan of Nikolaj but this is the funniest image of Vulin he could've chosen. Hard to believe this guy's a Mussolini cosplayer now.

[nadjavrkacevic]

*⁠.⁠✧Mountain climbing✧.*

Activity title: Hiking on Manjača

Duration and date: 4 hours, October 1st 2023.

Type of CAS activity: activity

Activity description:ᕙ⁠(⁠⇀⁠‸⁠↼⁠‶⁠)⁠ᕗ

On October 1st students from my school and I took part in " Zmijanjski maraton", although we didn't run but walked 12km. The hike started at 10:00am, lasted for 4 hours and finished around 2:00pm. It was quite an easy hike, excluding one terrible steep path, couple of hundreds meters long, that took our legs, breath and soul away. We visited the birth house of our school's PE teacher and its hiking club coordinator, Mirko Vulin. At the finishing line we shared a meal (an okaish soup), socialized, exchanged a couple of words and went back home.

Reflection:ᕙ⁠ ⁠(⁠°⁠ ⁠~⁠ ⁠°⁠ ⁠~⁠)

This was one of the best mood-booster and stress relief activities I had recently done. As I was enjoying quality time with my new classmat, I got to know them better and appreciete nature. Fresh air, steep paths and greenery were a nice change of pace and a great addition to my everyday life. Many domestic animals, such ac cows, horses, sheeps, donkies, dogs, cats, goats made this experience even more enjoyable and memorable, thus I am hoping to repeat this activity in the near future:)

Leraning outcomes:(⁠ ⁠ꈍ⁠ᴗ⁠ꈍ⁠)

🍀Identify own strengths and develop areas for growth

🍃Show commitment to and perseverance in CAS experiences

🌿Demonstrate the skills and recognize the benefits of working collaboratively

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external khuzdul names + minerals + brythonic deities BUT excluding "ite"

Abanis Abarnus Abasonine Abayasson Abwenium Acele Afghuba Agnetine Agoisler Agreghte Ahery Akerapar Akhar Alacos Alate Alauin Algar Alincel Aline Alson Ambis Ambotte Amionne Ampyrot Analulum Anawstütz Andronium Angstione Anise Anksiddin Antandes Aplestis Aquilver Arnate Arrosal Artis Aucametar Auddenste Auine Aultis Avaus Aviviana Awavis Bacca Balan Balete Balis Bankovi Baros Basenus Benste Berctor Beric Beride Berimos Beris Berne Berot Berrotta Bette Bixinia Blogate Bogorane Bollomen Borbenia Bourans Bractou Brapaste Brase Bremankis Brium Brolme Bromet Buelinium Bunus Burre Burtheli Buxier Buyne Buyttrór Cabanos Cafornete Cagne Cahne Camberin Camion Cammone Camus Capodot Caranbus Carate Carbanos Cardianus Carse Carvo Catio Caubellus Cavide Celbismur Celsmin Cemagne Cerbus Cereatana Cerin Cernus Cespis Cethyl Cevine Chilli Chiriplo Chron Chráini Chrór Cladolum Clase Claus Clausis Clete Cline Cofanalax Colic Colline Colyte Comala Comele Comse Conin Copald Copase Copis Cormeris Covidia Coviland Covin Cryogolin Cuanna Cubis Culaferia Cussum Cymon Cyroma Dalmes Deliven Deste Dialephte Dinus Dongtum Dromeste Dwatte Edrase Ekane Ektaesus Eldium Emarge Emayfaum Emazunte Erine Evene Fagros Farphypin Fericus Ferid Feris Fermaucry Ferus Flumanot Fluse Foslein Foutne Frase Frectrum Funnis Furqual Fílini Gaarsis Gagnet Gahne Galsager Gamone Ganony Garnberis Gaste Gerihole Geris Giamia Gmarmase Gortine Grararin Graus Gravorili Grens Grovid Gwoleus Halax Halcos Halugèrin Halybdin Hanus Hanyen Hapiar Heaum Heriust Hinad Hinnus Hordipse Housmio Huprope Hübne Hübnos Iclinesta Icondel Idamin Idium Ilinete Ingsillos Ircum Jadhany Jadrid Jaffis Jampenus Jargus Jastine Jetre Jiannalc Jurquen Jurutne Kaens Kalilhain Kaman Kamane Keffette Kerium Kerum Khunne Kolde Kovedele Koverry Kovertous Kovis Krani Kraseate Kraserris Kromovin Kutungum Lagne Lagre Landum Lansis Laste Lathus Lectiest Lemen Lenional Lennale Lenoine Lenomper Lephen Leryte Lesmapid Limium Lindrin Loguara Loran Lovium Lumelde Luordin Luorna Lusambia Lybalzan Lévyncmes Madaus Magne Majorár Malachrór Mandoni Manna Manortin Mante Marsuyte Mawle Melasse Melbane Melle Menohos Mesparvi Meste Metis Micergus Micos Miede Mioselar Molus Monnate Monte Montz Moridium Mulin Nabis Narine Natighel Nette Niumenium Nocerne Nohene Nohestio Nolum Nordin Novend Obaylus Oberse Otaeitzin Otrel Pacevi Papous Papse Parvaus Patte Paustobou Pazlena Pechris Penkerine Phauchre Picrium Piypsot Plamel Plaum Polinne Psconus Pselli Pumberoet Putus Pyrid Pyroca Pyros Pyrot Pyrrhale Pääkköne Relazus Relschia Retrax Rosia Rosputhor Rugine Ruvilin Sacote Sagnellum Sanus Sapar Sasgus Scambenad Schte Scoclane Segen Selscoid Senine Sevogus Shase Simthis Sminevi Sodalc Spary Spaus Sphyne Spine Stargente Stasis Sthax Stili Stime Stita Stobar Stona Stonitz Stravale Sumbetz Sumbutte Surma Suvildri Svangar Sérakros Talase Tamete Tankale Tannabar Tarse Tasta Theme Thibigne Thodote Thomele Thouis Thouttra Tisideni Tiste Tocac Tomer Tonium Tratis Trelin Tripper Tuklia Tunus Ucamus Ulase Ulria Urquet Vanonus Vantony Vautte Veine Verin Veros Vette Vichry Visingin Vlagraues Vlanne Voret Vulin Wager Weerne Wenitz Wherne Whilin Wüste Xanine Xanna Xifer Ximicker Xonne Ytermen Zacoehlos Zajordia Zalcana Zarin Zenalcius Zhaum Zhoum Zirchte Ziris Zorman Zormate Zulven Zykinoles

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🇷🇸 🇷🇺 🇩🇪 🇺🇲 🇪🇺 𝔸𝕝𝕖𝕜𝕤𝕒𝕟𝕕𝕖𝕣 𝕍𝕦𝕝𝕚𝕟

‼️" Il est impossible d'accepter une civilisation sans la Russie ",

le vice-Premier ministre de Serbie

▪️La Serbie n'imposera jamais de sanctions anti-russes et n'aidera pas l'Ukraine tant que Vucic sera son président, a déclaré Aleksandar Vulin.

▪️Les Serbes n'ont pas l'intention d'interdire aux Russes de parler leur langue et ne cesseront pas de faire connaître à leurs enfants la riche histoire et l'héritage culturel de notre pays.

➖" Supprimez tout ce que les Russes ont apporté à la civilisation, et voyez ce qu'il en reste. Ce serait une civilisation qui ne vaudrait pas la peine d'être répétée ", a déclaré Vulin.

▪️Le vice-Premier ministre a également déclaré que la Serbie ne rejoindra pas l'OTAN et fera tout pour préserver son amitié avec la Russie.

➖" Si la Russie n'avait pas été victorieuse au cours de tous ces siècles, il n'y aurait pas de Serbie… Nous avons un passé commun, mais nous nous voyons aussi ensemble dans l'avenir ", a ajouté le vice-Premier ministre.

[7ooo-ru]

Вице-премьер Вулин: Сербия довольна купленным у РФ военным оборудованием

Вице-премьер Сербии заявил, что республика стремится выбирать лучшее для своих Вооруженных сил.

Подробнее https://7ooo.ru/group/2024/10/24/837-vice-premer-vulin-serbiya-dovolna-kuplennym-u-rf-voennym-oborudovaniem-grss-349903329.html

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Putin Has an Unexpected New Ally in Europe

The Serbian government announced that it had agreed with Moscow “to promote and strengthen cooperation between the security structures” of the two countries. To this end, Deputy Prime Minister and former head of Serbian intelligence Aleksandar Vulin met with senior officials of the Kremlin’s security services. Cooperation with Russia will include training Serbian security services, the Serbian…

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El vice primer ministro serbio, Aleksandar Vulin, afirmó que el presidente ruso nunca ha condicionado a Serbia a que, si el país ingresa en la UE, Rusia rompa relaciones con él, aunque Bruselas exige que Belgrado corte sus lazos con Moscú. Continue reading Serbia: “El BRICS se ha convertido en una alternativa real a la UE”