Vučić Attacked Croatia After Mladić's Funeral
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Although Aleksandar Vučić was not there, he will be able to turn the massive turnout at Mladić's final farewell into political points.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, appearing on the Serbian Radio and Television (RTS) Dnevnik tonight, spoke at length about Ratko Mladić's funeral, defended the assistance the Serbian state provided in organizing it, and called the attacks from Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Kosovo a "hysterical avalanche." He particularly lashed out at Croatia, drawing parallels with the funeral of Dinko Šakić and the reactions of the Croati…
Serbia's president uses the funeral of the convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić in the election campaign. That should give the EU a thought.
Kolarić for "Avaz": Despite the campaign that the entire nation is in mourning, Mladić's funeral was not of interest to the majority of Serbian citizens, but the feeling of shame remains - It seems to me that the focus of Serbian citizens is in a completely different place, that they can no longer be mobilized by the story of the past, she said.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić described the reactions of European and regional officials to the funeral of war criminal Ratko Mladić in Belgrade as “hysterical” and added that “they were not surprising.” According to Serbian media, Vučić said in a guest appearance at the beginning of the Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) Dnevnik that “the moves and reactions of ‘Sarajevo, Zagreb, Pristina and Podgorica’ were expected.” Commenting on the deci…
Vučić also spoke about Sarajevo's reactions to Mladić's funeral. He said that Serbia will not respond with "hysterical reactions", but announced reciprocity measures
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