With the Fall of Vučić, Does a Project in Herzegovina Worth 200 Million Euros Also Fail?
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Although the official authorities in Serbia and Republika Srpska have so far denied these speculations and emphasized that it is exclusively an economic and civil project, and many analysts believe that the stories about the Russian military base are exaggerated, in the context of hybrid warfare and espionage, the project is still viewed with great caution
Will Vučić's project in Herzegovina worth 200 million euros go down in history? - At the beginning of this year, during his visit to Trebinje, Vučić said that Serbia had not given up on the project and that the money was secured
The idea of building an airport in the area of the village of Taleža near Trebinje, only thirty kilometers from Dubrovnik, was first presented in 2006.
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