Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has warned that the West is intensifying preparations for a direct military conflict with Russia, while currently not ready for such an engagement. He noted that NATO nations, including Sweden, Germany, and Poland, are enhancing their military capabilities in response to Russia's aggressive policies in Ukraine. Vucic emphasized that the West prefers to conduct warfare from a distance, primarily through financial support rather than direct involvement. He criticized the West for its indifference to Ukrainian casualties, suggesting that their focus is driven by Russia's abundant natural resources. Vucic's comments reflect a growing concern about the possibility of an escalating confrontation between NATO and Russia, as military readiness increases across Western nations. The Serbian leader's statements come amid rising tensions and fears of a potential nuclear conflict involving Russia.