Seal: The sanctions against me are the price I'm paying for the Serbian world.

Aleksandar Vulin, late Serbian Security and Information Agency chief (BIA), at a guest presentation on television P The INK, said these sanctions do not affect it economically.

“Sanctions affect me in the political and moral sense, not in economics. That and they know very well there's nothing like it. But of course it touches you, but well, that's the price I have to pay. And I pay and let me pay it”.

But do you know how big and how important the war I am leading is, do you know what the Serbian world is, do you know that feeling that in this generation, in my political generation, I will experience the union of the Serbian people. What Serbs from Karadjordje dream of here”, Voulin said.

Then the seal continued:

This is the greatness of this generation, this is our duty. Join Serbs wherever they live. Sanctions? This is a small price to pay. Well, the head is a small price for something like that. I firmly believe it will happen because it's a process. The union has begun, it can't be held. Can't stop”. He said vul.