
(Patria) - Serbia has no chance of preventing the adoption of the UN General Assembly Resolution on the Srebrenica genocide.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is aware of this, and after those words from Belgrade, he accused the collective West of wanting to abolish the RS through the adoption of the Resolution.
Vučić believes that the next seven days may be the most difficult since he assumed the office of Prime Minister or President of Serbia.
And from Sunday evening or Monday, Vučić states that he will be in New York "where he will fight for the truth, knowing that we have no chance of winning."
- What we are defending and what we will not allow them to take is honor, the RS, and Serbia - added the President of Serbia.
These words of Vučić were characterized as shameful and insidious in a brief statement to Patria by the President of the Association of Victims and Witnesses of Genocide, Murat Tahirović.
- When a man who publicly and without any feeling says that he will kill a hundred Muslims for one Serb, says he is going to New York to defend the honor of Serbia and the RS, then darkness falls before your eyes.
It is a shameful and insidious statement from a man who is, unfortunately, the President of Serbia. Instead of offering an apology to Bosniaks for the intention and statement that he would kill a hundred Muslims for one Serb, he continues with propaganda about the alleged salvation of the Serbian people.
Painful, sad from a man of Bosnian origin. To repeat for the hundredth time - the resolution is a civilizational achievement and political acceptance of the decisions of the court established by the United Nations - Tahirović told Patria.
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