Ogrešević: Ominous messages were sent from the All-Serbian Assembly, Vučić continued where Milošević left off

(Patria) - Ominous messages concerning the future of the region were sent from the All-Serbian Assembly, believes the president of the People's European Alliance, Nermin Ogrešević.

"Aleksandar Vučić no longer hides that he is pursuing a policy of national homogenization of Serbs with the aim of all Serbs living in one state. Vučić finally showed his hand yesterday and admitted that he has only continued where Milošević left off with his Greater Serbian policy, which excludes others and which has produced suffering, blood, victims, genocide. A policy that has not and will not bring anything good.

The messages from yesterday's All-Serbian Assembly in Belgrade should be understood in this way," says the president of NES.

Each of the 49 adopted conclusions should be carefully analyzed in the coming period.

"Reading them, many of us felt that we would have the opportunity to fight for Bosnia and Herzegovina again. Because yesterday's threatening decoration clearly signals to us that they are moving forward, that they are continuing to implement the plan to create a 'Greater Serbia', at the expense of neighboring countries, among which is independent and sovereign Bosnia and Herzegovina.

This is, after all, clear from the adopted Declaration, according to which 'Mother Serbia' has no problems whatsoever. Obviously, Serbia's problems are its neighbors Kosovo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and partly Croatia.

'Commander Vučić' will obviously try to resolve them soon. It is up to all of us to be ready, because the drums of war echoed in Belgrade again yesterday," states Ogrešević.