SNS leader Vucevic: Attack on Vucic family is an attack on every family in Serbia
The leader of the Serbian Progressive Party, Milos Vucevic, condemned yesterday in Futog posts on social networks that concern Aleksandar Vucic and his family, assessing that these are unacceptable attacks and that because of such actions, it is important for citizens to express their stance in the elections.
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After welcoming the citizens who arrived from Backa Palanka on foot on their way to attend today's rally in Novi Sad, Vucevic answered questions from journalists and said that he had seen a post that he considered particularly offensive, whose authors he believes crossed all boundaries of decency.
"It's an attack on every family in Serbia. Tamara is every woman in Serbia, Aleksandar is every man in Serbia, and their children are our children. That's how I see and experience it," said Vucevic.
He assessed that no one has the right to interfere in family relations of other people as that unsettles their lives.
Vucevic also criticized the content that, according to him, was previously published in connection with the Faculty of Dramatic Arts, assessing that certain faculties are participating in a political campaign.
He added that he believes that it has never been more important for citizens to go to the polls and show what they think about such political activity.
Asked about a statement made Vice President of the Assembly of Montenegro Mirsad Nurkovic that Serbia should pay the 2.7 billion euros in war reparations that Croatia is now demanding from Montenegro, Vucevic said that Serbia should not assume obligations that are not its own.
"Let them pay since Croatia is to be paid, let them not bring us into it. It's their, not our policy," Vucevic said.
He assessed that the question of the legal successor of Yugoslavia cannot be viewed selectively, asking why such an approach is not also applied when it comes to Kosovo and Metohija.
Vucevic also asked who will compensate Serbia for the damage and suffering of the Serb people during the Second World War, mentioning the death camp Jasenovac in Croatia, and other places of suffering.
He added that he believes that the majority of Montenegrin citizens do not share the views expressed in the said statement.
(Telegraf.rs/Tanjug)