Brnabic: I've nothing to add to Vucic's words about SNS-SPS coalition; Dacic: 2 parties continue to cooperate

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Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said today in Nis that she agrees with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic when it comes to the relationship between SNS and SPS in the coalition and that, in addition to what he has already said, she has nothing to add.

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While at the Science and Technology Park in Nis, Brnabic was asked by reporters to comment on the relations in the coalition with the SPS, since it was heard that Vucic was not satisfied and whether she could reveal any details from the meeting where Vucic and she met with the ministers from the SNS, and whether she could comment on some media reports that elections might be held in the fall.

In response, Brnabic said briefly:

"I wouldn't answer those questions today, because this is an important day for me personally also as the prime minister, and the president spoke about it quite extensively yesterday. I wouldn't have anything to add to what he has said."

President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic said last night that relations between the SNS and the SPS are significantly damaged, but that he does not think that elections are a good solution for Serbia at the moment.

He told Pink TV that he spoke with the first deputy PM and leader of the SPS, Ivica Dacic.

"I don't think it's particularly important who called whom, I don't think I should be talking about such nonsense and creating Spanish, Venezuelan telenovelas. Nothing will happen overnight, what has already happened is something that has certainly significantly damaged our relations. There are things that I will not talk about, this cannot be the reason for everything, there are some other things," said Vucic.

President of the Socialist Party of Serbia Ivica Dacic said that today he spoke with President of Serbia and leader of the SNS Aleksandar Vucic, and that they agreed to continue cooperation between the two parties.

Dacic told Tanjug that the discussion lasted an hour and a half and that it was agreed to continue cooperation and strengthen the SNS-SPS coalition.

(Telegraf.rs)