Abazović: I don't resent citizens, but those in armchairs

(Patria) - Deputy Prime Minister of Montenegro Dritan Abazović said that he does not resent the citizens who protested in front of the Public Service of Montenegro last night for their harsh words and defends their right to protest. He emphasized that, if they have the opportunity to form a government, it will be a government of reconciliation to which everyone is invited.

He wrote on Facebook that he defends the citizens' right to express their dissatisfaction.

“A lot of injustice has accumulated over the years, so such a reaction is logical. However, I will always tell those who incite hatred while sitting in armchairs where they belong,” Abazović said.

If we have the opportunity to form a government, it will be a government of reconciliation, he adds.

“Everyone is welcome: Montenegrins, Serbs, Bosniaks, Albanians, Croats, Orthodox, Catholics, Muslims... Affiliation is not important, but the idea is! Let's get out of the matrix - let's reconcile Montenegro and look forward! Be sure that Montenegro can do it!” Abazović concluded.

At the beginning of February, the Montenegrin parliament will vote on confidence in the Government of Montenegro, and the signatories of the request also include URA parliamentarians. However, URA is ready to support a minority government, but not one that would include Milo Đukanović's DPS.