Vucic reacts to Ustasha feast by Dinamo fans: They are pedophiles and rapists, they need help!

President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic today reacted to the banner displayed by Dinamo football club fans from Zagreb, Croatia, who "boasted" in an Ustasha party in the middle of Zagreb a message that horrified Croats as well.

Namely, a group of hooligans showed a banner that reads, "We will f**k Serbian women and children."

During his visit to Pozega for the opening of the Budimka factory, journalists told Vucic about the Dinamo hooligans' banner, and he had nothing nice to say about it.

"They insulted not only women, but also children. These people should get treatment, because it is obvious that they are pedophiles. And rapists always go into the same category with pedophiles. What they'd like to do with women and children speaks more about them than he does about Serbians or our women and children. But I am sure that this is not the majority of the Croat people, but a group of those who don't know what to do with themselves because of their hatred."

Vucic pointed out that he constantly experiences attacks in Croatian media because Serbia is stronger, while it doesn't even occur to him to apologize, like some of his predecessors have done, for (Croatian operations) Storm and Flash, or Jasenovac and Jadovno (Croatian death camps).

"People from our professional services measured it, I am attacked every day in Croatian media. I am grateful to them for that, they wouldn't attack me if I wasn't worth a little. Some did not attack me before, then we had no Budimka, no highways, no army, no police, we had nothing but to flatter them and apologize for everything."

"Today, we are not going against anyone, but I cannot apologize to them for Operation Storm, for the 250,000 expelled Serbs, I cannot apologize for Flash, Jasenovac, Jadovno and Prebilovci, I cannot and will not apologize for anything. Do we want good relations in the future? Yes, we do. Will Serbia be stronger - it will! All the more, those attacks will be stronger and stronger," Vucic stressed.

See the top of the page for his statement (in Serbian).

According to the latest information, Croatian police have arrested four people suspected of links with the controversial banner.

(Telegraf.rs)