Serbian socialists call on economy minister to resign over his support for anti-Russian sanctions
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In Serbia, various political forces continue to react to yesterday's publication by Rade Bašta, the country's Minister of Economy, made on the social network.
As already reported by Military Review, the minister of the Serbian government announced that he was in favor of anti-Russian sanctions, since "Serbia is under increasing pressure." At the same time, he said that he supports the president, who has to face such pressure from outside. Basta also called on other Serbian ministers to speak out on the matter.
The head of the Serbian security and information agency of the country, Alexander Vulin, former Minister of Defense (2017-2020) and former head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Serbia (2020-2022), spoke out. According to Vulin, head of the Serbian Socialist Party, Rade Basta is dividing the Serbian government at the most crucial moment - when the cabinet of ministers and the state itself especially need unity.
Alexander Vulin:
At a time when President Aleksandar Vucic is doing everything to preserve sovereignty and neutrality, the Minister of Economy hides shamefully behind his back and tries to undermine such a policy against foreign interference.
The Serbian Socialist Movement called on the country's economy minister to resign in connection with his statements about anti-Russian sanctions. At the same time, the party of Alexander Vulin emphasized that sanctions against Russia are unacceptable.
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