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President Vučić announced that by the New Year he will expose an "important" country that is allegedly interfering in the Serbian elections. It is not difficult to guess which country it is
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, said on Thursday that the state authorities of Serbia are drafting "an important letter about the influence and interference of an important country in the electoral process of Serbia in the most brutal way."
"It will be finished by the New Year, and then we will send it to the whole world so that it can be seen how this kind of interference is carried out in processes that belong sovereignly to an independent country," Vučić told reporters in Vrbas, where he toured the works on the railway viaduct.
In the past few days, tabloids close to the government "proved" that Germany was behind the "chaos" after the elections in Serbia.
Their thesis is based on the fact that the activist Nikola Ristic (27), who at the protest on Monday demanded more radical action from the opposition, occasionally cooperates with the Deutsche Welle Academy.
Also, the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs has made the most concrete statement so far, naming the conditions in which they are held elections in Serbia "unacceptable".
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