To the editor of the tabloid Inform Dragan Vučićević was banned from entering Montenegro, it is the decision of the Montenegrin police, and they transmit News.
The Council of the Agency for Audiovisual Media Services (SAMU) made a decision at the end of May to temporarily limit the reception and rebroadcast of the entire program TV Informer, due to the continuous broadcasting of content that insults the dignity of the Montenegrin people, denies the Montenegrin national identity, encourages hate speech and discrimination, and insults the dignity of the citizens and institutions of Montenegro.
SAMU made this decision due to the broadcast of the documentary film "Referendum - the story of invented freedom" on this television. The agency also states that this is only one of the contents within the wider body of material broadcast on TV Informer.
How did Vučićević react?
Vučićević asked today "what will prohibit me from going where I didn't even want to go".
"Why are you going to ban me from entering Montenegro, when I didn't want to go there, and I'm not going to go there," Vučićević said, among other things.
He also denied that he had uttered any insults against Montenegro.
"At the same time, our television is banned in Montenegro. The Montenegrin REM banned our program from being broadcast, so whatever we said during the summit in Montenegro, they couldn't even see it there. And I have never said any terrible insults against Montenegro in my life, let alone on the show," Vučićević said today.
On June 3, after 87 men from Serbia were banned from entering Montenegro, he called Montenegrin institutions "anti-Serb" and "Ustasha" on television, reports Vijesti.
"Here, the Montenegrin livestock, in cooperation with the blocking Serbian livestock, directly led to the fact that the life of President Aleksandar Vučić was threatened. They made criminals out of the people who went to Montenegro today. Athletes, patriots, Serbs, without any weapons, they lie, what kind of black weapons, what kind of coppersmiths, went to Montenegro and then some anti-Serb, Ustasha, Milogorcan cattle harassed them at the airport, and then 87 of them returned to Serbia without any legal basis," said Vučićević on June 3, speaking in the diary of that tabloid.
Photo: Printscreen/Informer TVChief and responsible editor of Informer: Dragan J. Vučićević
He added that "the Milogor, Ustasha, anti-Serbian media in Montenegro created the most terrible campaign as if they were criminals."
"I assure you responsibly that there was no criminal on that plane, no one with a record. There were no weapons, even though they lie in their false reports that they were armed. When we see what is happening, I will not exaggerate if I suspect that it could happen the day after tomorrow, Friday, June 5, that Milo Đukanović with Zvicer and Milojko Spajić will try to commit a crime. I am appealing to President Vučić in this way, and I am not the only one who thinks like that, to think again if he should go to Montenegro. Because if they are ready for what they did, who knows what else they are ready for," Vučićević told the tabloid Informer.
Vučić: Serbia will have to take reciprocal measures
President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic he said today, regarding the ban on entry into Montenegro to Dragan J. Vučićević, that it was done because someone thinks differently and said that if the "big mistake" is not corrected, Serbia will have to take reciprocal measures.
"We have never reacted to their attacks, the chase and the harangue they lead against Serbia. I would like them to correct that as a big mistake. Otherwise, unfortunately, we will have to resort to reciprocal measures. When I say that, I don't think that Montenegro has done a good job for its citizens," Vučić told reporters during a tour of the new section of the Morvasi Corridor.
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Earlier proceedings against the Informer
SAMU has been there before. initiated proceedings against broadcasters in Serbia. In February of this year, the Agency for Audiovisual Media Services in Montenegro initiated proceedings against the Informer television, due to the broadcasting of shows that contained elements of hate speech, denial of national identity and glorification of legally convicted war criminals.
SAMU stated at the time that the procedure includes the shows "Special", "Special show", "New Year's Eve", "Christmas Eve", "Christmas Eve", "Celebration of the Serbian New Year" and "Info morning" on TV Informer.
Source: Vreme, Vijesti
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