PM Vucevic: I believe 2025 will be better, but we have no right to relax

Photo: Tanjug/Strahinja Acimovic

Prime Minister of Serbia Milos Vucevic said last night that he believes 2025 will be better than this year, but that he is afraid that the terror against Serbs in the autonomous province of Kosovo and Metohija will continue.

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Vucevic reflected on the events during 2004, stating that the tragedy in Novi Sad left the deepest mark, pain and sadness in the nation, as well as the question of who is responsible.

"That left the deepest mark and a bad impression, pain and sadness in the nation and the question of who is responsible. Other things that happened were more positive for our citizens," Vucevic told Happy TV.

The prime minister pointed out that he is afraid that pressure and terror against Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija, and in the Serb Republic (RS) will continue next year as well.

"Today, someone is giving themselves the right to destroy the Dayton Agreement," Vucevic stressed.

The prime minister said he believes that 2025 will be better, that everyone will be working hard, be dedicated, and that the citizens will be satisfied.

"The complicated situation in the Middle East, the difficult war in Ukraine in terms of the number of victims, the length of the front. We are faced with the challenge of protecting our people in Kosovo and Metohija and defending against an attempted 'color revolution'. We have no right to relax," said Vucevic.

(Telegraf.rs/Tanjug)