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Serbian Interior Minister's comment about the call to unite 'Serbian world' - Reactions

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“Vulin's statements look like a not-so-washed-up version of the policy of Greater Serbia on the borders of Karlovac – Karlobag – Virovitica, which was propagated in the 1990s by Vojislav Šešelj, political father of the current President of Serbia. We all know what misfortune this politics brought to peoples of Yugoslavia, including the Serbs, so it is normal that such statements by the Minister of the Interior cause unrest among Serbia's neighbours in the region, but also strengthen nationalists in their ranks. Vulin fits perfectly into the role of a political chameleon, who went from the conceited Che Guevara, a member of the Yugoslav United Left led by the wife of dictator Slobodan Milošević, to his current version of a Serbia nationalist particularly fascinated by uniforms. The phrase 'Serbian World' is used as a counter-argument by some in the opposition, who accuse SNS [Serbian Progressive Party] and Serbian President Vučić of being ready for a compromise, according to which Serbia will, on one way or another, accept Kosovo's independence.”

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Senior Analyst at the Open Society European Policy Institute in Brussels
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“Unfortunately, [Serbia's] neighbours felt the consequences of these kinds of politics in the most brutal way – through huge human casualties, material destruction and with an economy lagging behind modern civilisation.”

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Member of parliament in Montenegro
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“President Aleksandar Vucic needs to strongly rebuke his Minister Vulin, for his recent statements. Failure to do so confirms Serbia support of the policy of destruction of the Dayton Peace Accords, an ominous threat to Bosnia and Herzegovina who suffered from aggression and genocide 26 years ago!”

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Bosnia and Herzegovina’s foreign minister
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“Serbia's firebrand Interior Minister [Aleksandar Vulin] again reiterates that Belgrade's “generational” objective is the “unification of all Serbs”. That is, rebooting Milosevic's “Greater Serbia” as the “Serbian World”. Irredentism now Serbia's official foreign policy.”

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Political Scientist
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“The policy of the 'Serbian world' is a continuation of the disastrous policy from the 1990s. That policy has led to the destruction of the state, society and countless family tragedies. The abuse of national feelings for pre-election purposes is a shameful political base of this regime.”

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Main Board of the Democratic Party of Serbia
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