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Vucic: Kosovo-Metohija situation will be set up in increasingly harsh manner
BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Monday evening he was afraid the situation regarding Kosovo-Metohija and Republika Srpska would be set up in an "increasingly harsh manner" in the period to come and that the West would become increasingly nervous ahead of the March 17 elections in Russia.
Vučić: There will be no other elections till 2027, we seal our destiny on December 17
At the very beginning, Vui, hosted on TV Tanjug, looked back on 30 years on the Serbian political scene.
"I remember that back in 1993 I was at a forum in Block 60, as a spectator. It was in the midst of Jens's plan and the fierce attack of the Socialists on the Radicals. I said, as a kid, I want to support it, and that's how it started," revealed Vui .
Vucic: Situation was very complicated, I think we have preserved Serbia
BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Monday evening the situation had been very complicated for Serbia recently but that "we fought and we have preserved" the country.
"It might sound stupid to say superhuman efforts have been made, because there is no such a thing, but I can say the fight was successful," he said on a Happy TV talk show.
Ed Sheeran's upcoming concert in Bulgaria is generating Record Interest
The upcoming concert of the British star Ed Sheeran in Bulgaria has caused record interest. He included the country in the "+ - = ÷ x" Mathematics tour, with which he will tour Europe and Asia next year. The concert in Bulgaria will be on August 31, 2024 at the Vasil Levski National Stadium in Sofia.
Vucic: I do not believe there will be sanctions against Serbian citizens
BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Thursday evening he did not believe there would be sanctions against Serbian citizens but that any sanctions would purportedly target him personally.
Vucic said this on a Prva TV political talk show, when asked if the people should be afraid of war or sanctions.