Former Belgian Ambassador: Vučić, Under Pressure From the EU, Withdrew His Forces From Pionirski Park on Election Night
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The former leader of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, withdrew the security forces from Pionirski Park on election night thanks to the European Union (EU), which put pressure on him not to start something that could end in a civil war, said the former ambassador of Belgium in Belgrade, Denise de Hauer.
"The Union put pressure on him not to start something that could end in civil war."
The former leader of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, withdrew the security forces from Pionirski Park on election night thanks to the European Union (EU), which put pressure on him not to start something that could end in a civil war, said the former ambassador of Belgium in Belgrade, Denise de Hauwere. In an interview she gave […]
In an interview given to Insider television, Denise de Hauer pointed out that the European Union (EU) was not just an observer of the events in Serbia ahead of the elections on October 25 and on election day, when Vučić's government deployed a large number of members of the security forces around the presidency and the Republican Election Commission, which increased the fear of conflict.
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