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Serbian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ivica Dačić gave an interview to Telegraf.rs, responding to Croatian criticism regarding the procurement of military equipment from Russia and Germany, reports Patria.
In it, he stated that he would drop chocolates from the new MiGs, as he "sees that this bothers Croats the most". According to him, Croats are bothered even by chocolates, so how could they not be bothered by MiGs.
In addition, the Serbian Minister of Foreign Affairs notes that Serbia has acquired weapons to strengthen its defense capabilities and that it will soon announce details of the Arms Control Agreement in the region, signed 20 years ago.
He said that he would reveal how much Serbia is below the prescribed level of armament, to which they committed after the Dayton Agreement, reports Telegraf.rs.
Speaking about relations with Croatia, the Serbian official stated that he is concerned about the creation of a cliché. According to him, to be a strong politician in Croatia, or a good Croat; you must be as much against Serbs as possible. For him, such a situation is tragic and leads to the rehabilitation of a fascist movement from World War II.
When asked if it is possible that there will be some final reconciliation, or if Zagreb will hinder Serbs at every step in the process of European integration, Dačić answered that it is not realistic that all bilateral disputes with Croatia will be resolved.
Dačić added that Serbs were not against resolving disputes through dialogue, and this was already discussed when he was the head of the Serbian Government, and Milanović was the Croatian Prime Minister.
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