Vučić at UN — 'The Most Difficult Thing for Us in Serbia Is Seeing the Resurgence of Nazism, Especially in Croatia Which Is Proud of Its Nazi Past'
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Aleksandar Vučić also said that for the Serbian people and Serbia, "moral profanities" coming from Croatia are completely unacceptable
According to the Serbian president, the neighboring country is "proud of its Nazi past" and still uses Nazi slogans and symbols today.
"It is most difficult for us in Serbia when we see the re-elevation of Nazism on the pedestal of social values in our environment, especially in Croatia," Vučić said.
"It will be quite clear who and when opened the Pandora's box of disobeying the UN Charter and when the world took a completely wrong path," Vučić said.
President Vučić warned in the UN General Assembly against the glorification of Nazi symbols in Croatia and recalled the victims of Jasenovac. The article President Vučić warned at the UN about the rise of Nazism in Croatia appeared first on Vesti Online.
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