Vucic replies to Vuletic: I would tell him much more, but I'll let the people see everything

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President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic responded to the former vice-president of Partizan, Vladimir Vuletic, who recently said that Vucic should not disclose details from the investigation into Veljko Belivuk's crew.

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Vuletic specifically said that it was inadmissible for Vucic to talk about the details without an indictment being filed yet, to which the president of Serbia replied, during an interview with TV Prva:

"You yourself saw that in the past few days they have been telling me it is scandalous to judge someone in advance, some have in various ways spoken in defense of almost all organized criminal groups. They keep silent for two or three days.

And then political spinning start first, then fake and real professors and everyone else starts defending that criminal group, saying it's happening because someone wants to settle accounts with football fans - football fans of that club have been harmed the most (by the crime groups)."

When asked if he was talking about Vladimir Vuletic, the president added:

"Yes, he's right. The people will see soon, in a few days, so they will judge whether I behaved impermissibly or if that man does. I would tell him much more, but I will leave it to the citizens to see and hear everything!"

(Telegraf.rs)