PAVLOVIĆ RETALIATES BRUTALLY! 'YOU WON'T SEE NEW 'STORMS''
The Mayor of Niš and commissioner of the City Board of the Serbian Progressive Party in that city, Dragoslav Pavlović, sent a sharp response to statements from Zagreb, made by former Croatian Defense Minister Ante Kotromanović, who recently publicly threatened that 'Zagreb can attack Belgrade with missiles'.
TL;DR
- Niš Mayor Dragoslav Pavlović issued a strong response to threats from former Croatian Defense Minister Ante Kotromanović.
- Pavlović stated that Croatian hostility towards Serbia and President Aleksandar Vučić is long-standing and stems from Serbia not forgetting 'Operation Storm' and not recognizing Kosovo's independence.
- He suggested that Croatia preferred a Serbian president who weakened the country's military and was not proud of his position.
- Pavlović emphasized that Serbia is pursuing an independent policy of peace and stability and will not apologize for it.
- Serbia will remember past sufferings, commemorate places of pain, and remember those expelled during 'Operation Storm'.
- Serbia will continue to strengthen economically and militarily to prevent future 'storms' and persecutions against the Serbian people.