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Predrag Marković: Vučić sent insults and threats to socialists by phone
A socialist official claims that the President of Serbia insulted and threatened SPS members over the phone because of their different public appearances
Photo: Betaphoto/Mladen VolarićThe president of the SDSS, Milorad Pupovac, said today that it should not have happened that the president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, could not go to Jasenovac. He did not say who he held responsible
"This kind of situation and this kind of decision-making should not have happened. It shouldn't have happened the president of Serbia cannot visit Jasenovac", said the president of the largest Serbian party in Croatia, as reported by the Hina agency.
He believes that "the biggest problem is the lack of communication", states Hina with the assessment that Pupovac "gave a hint that the two sides had previously discussed Vučić's arrival in Jasenovac".
"There was communication on two occasions when it was supposed to happen, so it was postponed." This time there was no communication," said Pupovac and added that his attempt to communicate "failed."
Pupovac called on both sides to exercise restraint and calm tensions and said: "I hope that after this, everything that was arranged as a step forward in the relations between Serbia and Croatia, in the rights of minorities in Croatia and Serbia, will not be torn apart." And there are many elephants. I call on everyone to prevent further escalation".
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