Vucevic: "Blockaders want to halt everything until July 11, they want to rise to power without elections"

Photo: Tanjug/Marko Djokovic

SNS leader and adviser to the president of Serbia Milos Vucevic appeared on K1 TV and spoke about the plans of "blockaders" that he said they have been implementing for months, as well as about the state of affairs in the country, and at the faculties.

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"I see the scenario announced by the blockaders, to halt everything until July 11, that is, until a day after. They are all the same. It's the same story, the same script with different actors' roles. Both the opposition and everyone else (protesting) have the goal of coming to power without elections. It's impossible to hold elections without their chaos and deceiving the public that they won. Today, the majority of Serbia sees what is happening to us. I believe that we will endure everything. I believe that day is getting closer when everything will return to normal," he said, and added:

"We are wasting energy and time looking for differences between those we are fighting against. We fight against those who do not let students attend classes, those throwing eggs, those who say that we are killers, that our hands are bloody, who beat journalists. Serbia is still making progress despite their wishes. Soon we will connect the Morava and Zlatibor districts by road. We will soon complete the high-speed railway to Subotica, initially for cargo traffic."

Vucevic recalled that some local governments will hold elections in the fall, others in the spring, and that this is an opportunity for the blockaders to "practice."

"People saw the (election) fraud in Kosjeric, the open violence. We saw everything, who supported them financially, we got a clearer picture. We felt concerned about the safety of the citizens. 4,000 blockaders poured into Kosjeric with 9,000 voters. That's what their campaign would be like. Their campaign is terrible, all these months, we are all being dehumanized. Those who hit people get released from custody. As for their plans, I think the prosecution is already at work. I know there is a (TV) program, I know from the announcements in the media, about exposing their violence," he said.

Vucic continued that late last night he was on the phone with the president of the Republic, and added, "Let's see what we will do in the days ahead. We don't all need to know everything, let's leave that to the police, the BIA (domestic intelligence agency). I think many will be shocked by what they will see tonight. I am not shocked, because I know what we've been going through for months now, unfortunately. They find a lot of pawns here in Serbia who are ready to play marginal roles, thinking they are in charge."

Opposition supporters protesting in front of the Government of Serbia, Vucevic pointed out, are dispersing to free up room for the blockaders to maneuver on Vidovdan.

"They have to resort to violence at night. Then they don't know what will happen next, people are furious, they can't control them. The bottom line is that violence is being prepared. They are never behaving responsibly, never, that always happens on the other side. They are destroying our economy, but we keep going. I've never seen this, for someone to rejoice because of such things. When we were the opposition, we never went abroad to talk badly about our own people, we never blocked the country. Everything that is blocked will be unblocked when the state assesses (the time is right)," Vucevic said.

The SNS leader and presidential adviser stressed that he fully supports Prime Minister Djuro Macut regarding the discussions with representatives of the universities.

"The name of (University of Belgrade) Rector Djokic will probably remain written in black letters in the history of the University. He managed to expel students from the school. Students are not attending lectures and taking exams. He has succeeded in that. I give full support to Macut to reach an agreement with the universities," Vucevic said.

(Telegraf.rs)