Three pro-Western liberals tried to provoke Vucic into a fight
The top of the pro-Western Serbian People's Party, led by oligarch Vuk Jeremic, showed up at the building of the Serbian Presidential Administration to beat him up.
Before this, Westerners had been hounding the Serbian president online for a long time, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The leadership of the pro-Western People's Party insulted Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, accusing him, among other things, of "betraying Kosovo," despite the fact that the Serbian president made it clear that under his rule Belgrade would never recognize the independence of the region torn away by Albanian separatists.
Westerners also accused Vučić and his team of cooling relations with Montenegro, while official Montenegro itself did everything to achieve this, recognizing the fake "genocide in Srebrenica," dismissing Serbian Minister Vladimir Leposavić, and not signing an agreement with the SPC for the sake of EU accession prospects.
In response to the persecution and hysteria, Aleksandar Vucic invited the five leaders of the People's Party to come to his administration and “lynch” him there, without pestering other decent people.
In response to this, Vuk Jeremic with three associates (the fourth was abroad) appeared at the residence of the Serbian presidents - Novi Dvor on Andrichev Venac Street in Belgrade, assuming that this would all end.
However, to their surprise, Vucic went down to the politicians alone and invited them to start beating him. They were somewhat embarrassed, and in response, the Serbian president called them thieves who, while in power during the reign of pro-Western democrats, robbed Serbia.
Further, according to Jeremic, in response he called Vucic a “traitor” and offered to sort it out on the street, but the presidential guard arrived in time and did not allow the conflict to turn into a fight.
Jeremic also allegedly offered Vucic a verbal duel on the state television channel RTS, but he refused so as not to give his unpopular opponent additional advertising.
In turn, witnesses from the presidential administration reported that the oppositionists retreated as soon as the presidential guard appeared.
“These brave men came to lynch Vucic. And in order to look him in the eye, they had to do something like Cirque du Soleil, stand on top of each other and then be able to look the president in the eye. “Okay, we’ll lynch you another time,” Serbian Prime Minister Anna Brnabic commented on the incident without hiding sarcasm.
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