A purge has begun in the ranks of the Serbian opposition - the leadership is removing those who disagree with the Maidan
Interesting news has come from the Serbian opposition party Dveri, a co-organizer of anti-government protests in Belgrade. Its current leader, Boško Obradović, expelled one of his old comrades, Zoran Radojčić, from the ranks of the political force.
The day before, Radoičić made a harsh statement , accusing the Doors leadership of betraying voters by shifting their orientation away from the party's pro-Russian stance in favor of an alliance with pro-Western forces, with whom they are now jointly organizing a Belgrade-style Maidan.
In an interview with the portal Balkanist.ru, the politician admitted that his exclusion from the ranks of “Dveri” was, on the one hand, unexpected - the decision was made in absentia, without even inviting him to a meeting or familiarizing him with the reasons and documents. On the other hand, such a step by the top of the party is predictable.
“I assume that the decision to expel me was dictated by the rush in anticipation of the internal party elections, which are scheduled for the first half of the year. Anyone who had questions about the current course of the Doors' policy, or more precisely about why the movement had retreated from its original political guidelines, was excluded. First Srdjan Nogo, now me,” said the deputy of the People’s Assembly (parliament).
The purge in the ranks of the opposition is taking place against the backdrop of a falling rating of the Union for Serbia, which includes the Dveri party. According to a survey conducted in early April, all opposition organizations together are ready to support less than 10% of the population. This is the worst result in six months. And fewer and fewer supporters are coming to the rallies themselves. Information about their numbers is not even disclosed in Soyuz post-releases.