When asked by journalists in Zajecar, Vučić said that he would receive the vaccine in the east or south of Serbia, in Merošina, Žagubica or in some other place, and that he would record how he received the vaccine.
After touring the works on the construction of the road infrastructure in Zajecar, Vučić said that he had heard that there were some people who said that he might be an anti-vaccinator, and he said that he would be vaccinated.
“I will record it so that everyone can see, if I don’t record it, they would say I’m lying. Salvation lies in the vaccine,” Vucic said.
He stated that he would visit the east and south of Serbia, because the smallest number of people received the vaccine there.
Vučić said that there were problems in only one case at the beginning of the vaccination, and that there were no serious problems in the long run.
“You can’t expect too much human from even those you considered comrades-in-arms.”
Vučić stated that he overcame everything he needed to overcome in a human sense a long time ago and that he understood that “you can’t expect too much human in politics, nor in those you considered comrades-in-arms”.
Vučić thus answered a journalist’s question about wiretapping, and when asked for a more detailed comment, and after Minister Aleksandar Vulin mentioned new evidence about the case today, he said that “everything is disgusting” to him, and that for him there are two or three things interesting.
“It’s that some have been looking forward to it, hoping to be able to show something horrible and disgusting and say they can beat their political opponents. They don’t have to rejoice too much. My term is coming to an end soon, but I’m not sure their he comes, “Vucic said.
He also said that some of the leaders of the former government proposed to broadcast 1,500, ie now 1,800 conversations that were tapped.
“Imagine that they are in power to listen to each of you and broadcast it on television. That says what the state would look like,” he said.
He emphasized, however, that some other problems were much bigger for him, that is, how some people died, and that they were under surveillance or monitoring measures.
“It is important for me that the competent state bodies do their job without interference,” he emphasized.
When asked by journalists why chose Zajecar to start touring the construction of important infrastructure projects and whether his visit was in connection with the upcoming local elections in Zajecar, Vučić said that he did not speak today about any political pre-election messages before the local elections, nor did he mention those elections.
He announced that he would visit Valjevo tomorrow, and in three days Chortanovci and Stara Pazova, and said that “there is no choice there”.
Answering the questions, Vučić also said that “journalists must be respected” and that “no one should threaten them”, adding that he addressed this appeal primarily to government officials, because, as he says, “those from Mauritius and Hong Kong he has nothing to appeal to. “
He assessed that “the majority of the representatives of the former regime are arrogant and arrogant people, who fought arrogantly for power, but that the essential question is where their money came from.”
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