Vucic blames neighbours, including "Sarajevo", for student protests

"We will endure this, they destroyed three months, ruined the economy in three months, but we will manage to rise," Vucic said in a conversation with locals at the Cultural Center in Krepoljin, during his visit to the Zajecar and Bor districts, which began on Friday.
He emphasized that this is important for higher wages and income, and for municipalities that have large debts to utility companies.

"We are the ones who must invest money from other parts of Serbia. That's why we need a healthy Serbia that works, one that looks to the future," Vucic said.

He characterized the protests of students and citizens as “evil that attacked them from abroad and wants to destroy Serbia,” and once again blamed Sarajevo for joining against his country.

“It’s enough to just look at those who have joined together and support all those who are against Serbia, from Albin Kurti, to Croats, Sarajevo, and you’ll understand everything. No one else needs to explain anything more to you, just look at those who have united in the fight against Serbia and you will understand everything,” Vucic said.