The socialist movement, whose leader is the director of the key Serbian intelligence agency Security and Information Agency Aleksandar Vulin, has demanded the resignation of the Republic’s Minister of Economy, Rade Bashta. This happened after the head of the department announced that the country should join the policy of sanctions against Russia, he writes. TASS.
“Now that we need unity, Basta aims to divide the Serbian government over its commitment to participate in illegal sanctions against the Russian Federation,” Vulin said. The politician believes it was “particularly embarrassing” for Bashta to hide behind Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic. He pointed out that the head of state is keeping watch over the country’s independence and neutrality.
“We expect Basta, with his personal resignation from the Serbian government, to show how much he truly cares for what he seeks, unless he receives support from other ministers in his fight against our independent, impartial and libertarian politics. Serbia,” added Vulin.
formerly in Bash declaration In a social network, he called for the country’s refusal to impose anti-Russian sanctions “paying a high price” and their application to the Russian Federation. For this reason, he added that he supports imposing restrictions on the Russian Federation and asks all Serbian ministers to comment on this issue.
Also Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic statedSerbia has had to pay the price for its decision not to participate in sanctions against Russia, but this is Belgrade’s principled stance.