Vučević: Sanction members of the police who have ties to criminals
SNS President and advisor to the President of Serbia for regional issues Miloš Vučević stated today that the state must enter into a tougher legal reckoning with police officers who provide security or have ties to members of criminal groups.
TL;DR
- Stricter legal measures are needed against police officers with ties to criminal groups.
- Police officers in their free time should not be providing security for criminals or working in nightclubs.
- The state invests in police to maintain public order and protect citizens; corrupt individuals must face consequences.
- The SNS is prepared to scrutinize the behavior of individuals involved in such misconduct.
- Criticism will only be accepted from citizens, not from those who acted arrogantly while in power.
- Serbia's diplomatic activities, including President Vučić's visit to China, are vital for expressing stances and fighting for interests.
- Expectations for new investments from China and positive meetings with the Communist Party of China.
- Azerbaijan's investment in a gas power plant in Niš is seen as a significant development for Serbia.
- Criticism of student movements for their alleged arrogance, focus on disrupting rather than proposing solutions, and perceived attempts to control professional organizations.
- Accusations that opposition groups, like the 'blockade list,' harm Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija by creating narratives that align with those of Albin Kurti.
- An appeal for citizens in Kosovo and Metohija to vote for Srpska Lista on June 7th to protect Serbian interests.