World is changing completely, Vucic warns what will happen by end of year: Our position will not be easy

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President Aleksandar Vucic said on Sunday that the world is aligned differently compared to how things looked until yesterday, and that these changes will only be seen when money gets distributed differently around the world, which he expects to start happening by the end of this year.

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Vucic added that under the new conditions the position of our country will not be easy at all and that is why it is important to work harder and develop the country.

"And those changes are seen in newspaper articles, television shows, but they are not yet seen in reality. Only when money is distributed differently in the world, and that will happen by the end of this year and the following years, then there will be a different political, economic and social alignment," Vucic said during a conversation with citizens in Bela Crkva.

America wants to dominate Western world

According to Vucic, America wants to dominate the Western world and does not want to be one of the two pillars of the Western world.

"That's why I'm almost certain that there will be increasing friction between Washington and Brussels (EU). Especially since Trump also has a personal stance that is not positive towards Brussels. On the other hand, the Russians know that something has to be stopped and be brought to an end, regarding the war conflict, that's why they launched a more serious offensive in the Kursk region and in the Sumy region, so both in Russia and in Ukraine. The Ukrainians, who have a strong army, how much longer can they last... Under such conditions, our position will not be easy at all, but for me the most important is the economic part," said Vucic.

He stressed that it was said, when the war started, that Serbia would not last even three days with our position to respect international law and the integrity of Ukraine, but not to impose sanctions against Russia.

"They thought we wouldn't last three days, we've lasted three years. We will persevere because we have our own policies, we have a sovereign, independent and free country, and that is my request to you, never allow whoever is in power to destroy our ability to make our own decisions. Someone is as independent as they are able to make decisions for themselves, not according to the number of emails they receive from some power center and then just repeat that position," said Vucic.

He wondered what a government is for in the latter case and added that some in the region boast that they are 100% compliant with what is mandated to them from Brussels.

"Then what do you need a government for anyway? They could have sent that to a secretary, a secretary then says, we agree with everything. You don't even need a government, and I think we do need it, that we need a state to make its decisions in the interest of our people, and not in the interest of somebody else," said Vucic.

Once we defeat "color revolution," we'll go back to developing our country

Vucic said that he spoke about this because he expects that when we finally, soon defeat "the color revolution" we will go back to work, we will go back to great efforts, we will develop our country stronger than ever.

"In order to try this year - without the attempted color revolution, we would certainly be the fastest growing economy in Europe. That is one of the reasons why they wanted to stop us. The second reason is so we would not help our brothers in Kosovo and Metohija. They hired that wretched Rasic and others, Kurti hired them, the West hired them, to destroy the Serb List, and they failed. And another reason, of course, is so we could not help the Serb Republic," said Vucic.

According to him, that's why they (behind the attempt) organized it all and invested a lot of money.

"The US organization USAID, through an NGO, you won't believe it, in Serbia - and then they say it's not a colored revolution - they paid 190,000 euros, and that organization is called 'Da smadovi odu' ('Let the scum go away'). A serious American agency for developmental aid, apparently, which pays almost 200,000 euros to an organization called 'Da smadovi odu'. And then they pretend to be stupid and ask, who financed the colored revolution. And you have to be stupid not to understand anything. In all that we have seen and understood, and you will see about the various donations and about everything else, who is paying to take away the Serbian state," said Vucic.

He said that fortunately the Serbian state is no longer poor, miserable, or incompetent, so it could be easily broken, as some thought.

That's why it's important to get back to work, that's why it's important to work much harder, said Vucic.

(Telegraf.rs/Tanjug)