Vujosevic started an avalanche: Serbia is most guilty of a civil war!

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Dusko Vujosevic, the coach of the national team of Bosnia and Herzegovina, started an avalanche on the internet with the interview for Nedeljnik, in which he declared Serbia the greatest culprit for a civil war in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

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Vujosevic had a lot to say about the debts of the club as the legend of Partizan, but his statement on the civil war drew most of the attention.

- I was for Yugoslavia and I was for anyone I thought was fighting for Yugoslavia. However, it quickly proved that it was not like that, the army withdrew to the borders of Great Serbia. Of course, there is guilt on all sides, but given that Serbia was the most populous and that it controlled the army, Serbia had the greatest responsibility for those wars, Vujosevic said and continued:

- Something bigger than the others. Especially when it comes to Sarajevo, which was so bombed so much in order to concentrate Bosnian army there, so other territories could be freed. As if we were conquering Albania. That was our country, Yugoslavia. What were we conquering? - said Vujosevic in the interview for "Nedeljnik".

(Telegraf.co.uk)

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  • Slavisa

    September 8, 2017 | 16:25

    Sad ti Srbija kriva sto si bolestan covek i sto nemas postovanja prema nikom,treba da te bude sramota.Bas bih voleo da pricam sa jednim tako velikim covekom😉

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