Vučić: The biggest threat to Serbia is the military alliance of Zagreb, Tirana, and Pristina

(Patria) - I have attended many Munich conferences, but there has never been such a crowd, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated this evening, addressing journalists from Munich.

Vučić claims he has never seen so many people in uniform and that everyone is talking about war. He also mentioned that nuclear power is being discussed.

He emphasizes that he listened carefully to the German Chancellor and then stressed that many new things are happening in the world, and he is not sure that "we are following them carefully".

- We will not have conflicts with the Germans, nor with the Americans, nor with the Russians and Chinese - Vučić stated.

He adds that in a conversation with the Chinese Minister of Foreign Affairs, he agreed on further improvement of cooperation in all areas, robot production, as well as good military cooperation, which can be even better.

- I asked a question regarding the military alliance between Tirana, Zagreb, and Pristina, and I am waiting for an answer. Perhaps I will get that answer one day, before they take action.

The biggest threat to Serbia is the military alliance of Zagreb, Tirana, and Pristina, but I will not tell you who approved it, because I am protecting Serbia - Vučić added.

He emphasizes that Serbia will increase investments in defense due to the "formation of a military alliance of Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo", which is why it will increase investments in defense industry factories, from which the Serbian Army will begin to purchase a larger share of production.

He also stated that the domestic defense industry "must export", but that a large part of its production will be redirected to Serbia.

- Previously, 10 to 18 percent of defense production went to Serbia, now up to 30 or 40 percent will go directly to the Serbian Army. I will soon attend a collegium of the General Staff and the Ministry of Defense, and visit all defense industry factories.

When I asked about the cooperation between Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo, everyone plays dumb. They all talk about military-technical cooperation, but the question here is whose territories you are defending or planning to attack - Vučić concluded.