Aleksandar Vučić, who received the difficult news, said on his Instagram that a threat is approaching Serbia.
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Vucic scared the Serbs with his message
Vucic said that the people of Serbia face challenges that threaten the country’s “vital national interests.”
Now it is not easy for me to say what news we have received in the last 48 hours… In the coming days, I will inform the people of Serbia about all the challenges that await us. It will be hard, as hard as ever. We will fight. Serbia will win
– Vucic wrote on social networks.
The President of Serbia did not specify what exactly was being said. The message was published 9 hours ago.
Reaction of Serbian citizens
Frightened Serbs are calling for this “important information” to be communicated as quickly as possible and do not understand the point of an announcement without specifics. In particular, in the comments to the message people write:
- “What is this post for? Tell me right away who is threatening us and with what. Enough of these mysterious and, in the end, empty stories…”
- “Serbia and our people will win! Commander-in-Chief, Serbian youth are with you!”
- “Just let there be no war.”
- “Dear President, do not instill fear in us. If you already have something to tell us, do it as quickly as possible. We as a nation have worried and waited long enough!”
Many Serbs are worried about the possibility of a new war, some simply write: “Serbia will win” – and promise Vucic support. Comments on the post are now closed.
By the way, there is not a single warning about the danger on the official website of the country’s president. There is no mention of this on the parliament website either. However, on his other Instagram and Facebook pages, Vucic duplicated this message.
It is known that Vučić recently visited a defense plant in Kuršumlija.
We also recall that a few days ago Vucic said that Serbia would consider leaving the Council of Europe if Kosovo was accepted into the organization for human rights and the rule of law.