President Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) Milos Vucevic he stated that "the blockaders have the right to demand elections", but "they have to answer why they didn't want them six months ago when it was logical to demand them".
"They said that they were not interested in politics, but now they have entered deep into politics, which is good for us from the world of politics because now we know how to communicate with them. They have now entered the field of politics and now they will get political answers to everything they do," he told Hepi Vučević, who is also an adviser to the President of the country Aleksandar Vučić for regional issues.
He said that there is only a small blocking group left, but it is "very extreme because it wants to provoke conflicts with the police and citizens, thinking that in this way it will cause a social and political crisis and thus lead to elections."
"They are trying to raise that stake, in gambling terms, with a smaller chip they are trying to play a bigger game," stated Vucevic.
He said that it was seen in the election campaign for the local elections in Zaječar and Kosjerić that the opposition lists did not have a program and criticized the SNS ministers who were not with Vučić during the tour of these places.
He announced that during the summer, SNS will continue throughout Serbia with such gatherings, as were seen in these places, in order to stay in contact with citizens and talk with them.