2 minutes agoVolin, president of Croatia: Vucic is proud of his political background
Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)Serbia's Police Minister, even today, has taken time to hurl his anger at Croatia's president, Zoran Milonavic, saying that he “is testimony” that Croatia's policy towards Serbia is “a mix between maliciousness, bad intentions and complex”. again reacting to Milanovic's speech that in the former Yugoslavia wars [...]
again reacting to Milanovic's speech that in the former Yugoslav wars Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic has been one of the greatest promoters of wars, and who, in the former wars, followed all likelihood “has been proud of this”, Vulin said that “Vuccici can be proud of each part of his political background”.
“Milanovic would need at least to explain to himself where he found excuses in his political biography so he could lecture Serbia. His association with convicted war criminals such as Blachic, Glavas, Hrastov, who gives them decorations and restores them to the position of witnesses, which determines which crime is to be condemned and which is not, this is the example he gives”, Voulin writes.
He again, as Tuesday, said Milanovic “is one of the most foolish politicians in Croatia”.
Croatia's President Zoran Milanovic, during his stay in New York in a speech at Columbia University, has said Serbia's biggest obstacle to its EU membership is Aleksandar Vucic, who has been one of the biggest war promoters in the former Yugoslavia of the 1990s.
Croatia's President Zoran Milanovic
“Vucic is one of the biggest promoters of wars in the 1990s, and that's the hardest thing”, has legalised Milanovic.
He also said Serbia is also not that it has great intention to join the EU, as does Albania and Northern Macedonia “, which work extremely hard on this”.
While days ago, the presidents of Croatia and Montenegro have pointed to Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vucic, as promoting destructive nationalism in the region.
In his visit to Croatia, Malaysian President Milo Djukanovic has declared that Vucic is resurrecting Serbian nationalism of the kind that has brought the region into war.
Croatia's President Zoran Milanovic and Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic during a joint conference in Zagreb.
The illusion that multiethnic democracy is impossible in the Western Balkans is being distributed again that it is time to create expanded national and religious homogenous states”, Djukanovic said.
He said the civic and secular identity of the Malaysians “is being attacked by the current government of Montenegro to Serbian nationalism centres in Belgrade”.
After meeting with Djukanovic, Croatia's President, Zoran Milanovic, had sharply criticised the form of self-fulfilling cities with Serbian flags, this call from Vucic to celebrate Serbian unity on 15 September.
“One of the roots of Croatian-Serbian misunderstandings has been the display of Serbian flags through institutions. Here the problem had begun, from the provocative Serb behavior in areas where they were minority”, said Milanovic, while adding that this goes beyond being minority, but nanoalism.
As for minority rights, Milanovic said that “of my entire career and political life consists of the struggle to protect the rights of those who are weaker”.
