Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said that the country will continue to pursue an independent policy and does not intend to follow instructions from outside, including on the issue of participating in the sanctions policy against Russia. He said this at a press conference, it says TASS.
Vučić responded to the words of Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti, who announced stolen elections in Serbia.
“Another person wants Serbia to be a doll where he will pull the strings, as it did before. They think they can choose governments, ministers, decide which policies to follow, order us what to do, call us on the phone or send us a fax. He doesn’t worry about sending an email, stating: “Tomorrow impose sanctions on Russia, do this and do that,” he said.
Vucic added that Serbia will follow its own policy, understanding the price that must be paid for this. Serbian ministries will complete the election process and decide where re-voting should be held and where not.
On December 19, Serbian oppositionists went on a hunger strike and demanded the annulment of the results of the country’s parliamentary elections, won by the coalition led by Vucic. the president himself statedSince we are talking about a democratic country, there will be no violent change of power in Serbia.
Previously Vucic saidwhen the new Serbian Cabinet was formed.