A bronze figure of academician Dragan Radenović, about three meters high, will be placed in the middle of June in the square of Europe in the center of Moscow.

A monument to the former president of Serbia and FR Yugoslavia, Slobodan Milosevic, will be erected in Moscow in mid-June, announced Dr. Marat Bashirev, one of the initiators of the group of professors of the Higher School of Economics of the National Research University in Moscow, and Dr. Aleksandar Zaldastanov, leader of the popular "Night Wolves" motorcycle club close to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The monument is finished and has already been delivered to Moscow. Professor Bashirev emphasizes that Milošević was the first major victim of the criminal NATO led by the USA, and that for historical reasons Serbia remained Russia's only sincere ally in Europe. Milošević paid for the defense of his homeland with his life. Many betrayed him then, and the DOS government kidnapped him and sent him to The Hague. They couldn't break him, he held on heroically accusing NATO, led by the US, of committing a crime against humanity. We Russians then made a big mistake by not resolutely defending Serbia.

The leader of the "Night Wolves", Dr. Aleksandar Zaldastanov, claims that the preparations and works for the installation of the monument are in the final phase, that Milosevic was one of the few statesmen who prophetically predicted what would happen to us and that he deserved a monument in the center of Moscow.

Dragan Radević, vice-president of the Board of Directors of the "Sloboda" Association, says that the Association initiated such an initiative, several years ago in Serbia, to erect a monument in Belgrade and name a street or square after him, which was forwarded and is now waiting in the parliamentary procedure. At that time, the conceptual design of the monument to the Russian academician and distinguished and well-known Serbian sculptor Dragan Radenović was created.

Radević continues, they accepted that initiative in Moscow, and as we have been informed, the monument to President Milošević will be opened in mid-June at a solemn ceremony on Europa Square in the center of Moscow.

In4s is a pro-serb and pro-russian source and isn't reliable, but others sources have confirmed that the monument is already made and is in Russia. The only thing now is to decide where to put it.