SNS leader Milos Vucevic comments on Misa Baculov's plan: "Everything would've gone to hell"

Foto: Tanjug/Serbian Government/Slobodan Miljevic

Ruling SNS party leader and presidential adviser Milos Vucevic stated today that Serbia would be in great danger of civil war and bloodshed if (opposition politician) Misa Baculov achieved what he planned for the November 1 (protest).

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"Thank God that security services exposed everything in time and prevented the worst scenario. If the scenario that was being prepared happened, where the main protagonist was supposed to be Baculov, there's nobody that could have explained that (Aleksandar) Vucic did not poison Baculov on November 1," the SNS leader said in a video posted on Instagram, and added:

"(Social) networks and media would have been flooded with those reports and everything would have gone to hell. Thank God that the state worked and essentially, saved Baculov's life. At that moment, if such news are released, you don't have a state, chaos starts, it's impossible to explain anything, it would have taken us years and years to prove what happened and how it happened."

(Telegraf.rs/Dnevnik.rs)