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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said in an interview with Face TV that he had never touched a sniper in his life and that the accusations accusing him of shooting at the citizens of Sarajevo were malicious, adding that, as a general rule, he never He answered such questions. He likes to do justice.
Photo: FoNet / Nenad Djordjevic“They talk about how I used a sniper to kill people in Sarajevo, I read nonsense every day. I’ve never taken a sniper in my life. I can’t listen to nonsense and lies. I didn’t shoot, but I was in Palam, I was doing my job and I heard all that nonsense, “Vučić said, Kliks.ba reports.
I don’t answer that, because you will never prove anything to malicious people, and I won’t and I don’t like to justify myself. Let those stories go, he added. They can’t beat me in Belgrade, because they live in ’96 and ’97. Only the donkey does not change. I also changed my political party, I told my people everything, I am not guilty of anything. If you don’t read books and educate yourself, then you are an idiot. Maybe it used to be better, maybe now I’m worse, said Vučić.
He stressed that he guarantees that Serbia will respect international law and the Dayton Agreement, to which it has committed, and that he personally loves RS and does not hide it, but that he also loves Bosnia and Herzegovina.
“Have you heard from Serbia about the RS secession?” I mean it, even though Mile gets mad at me sometimes. There must be more respect, the Bosnian leaders must also show more respect for RS, so that they will also get that response from the Serbs. The determination of the majority of Serbs is to leave Bosnia and Herzegovina and consider whether it is the sole fault of the Serbs, I would not say. “Nobody talks about dividing up and creating new states,” Vucic added.
He stressed that he has good relations with Dodik and that he will not return those relations to what they were in the time of Milosevic and Karadzic. “Neither Serbia, nor RS, nor the Federation should allow themselves that. We have a different view on how things were in the past,” concluded Vucic.
Tonight, Face TV broadcast an interview with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, which took place in a Sarajevo airport lounge three days ago, when Serbia donated vaccines to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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