The Serbian Prime Minister, Aleksandar Vučić, after last night’s informal dinner with the Prime Ministers of the Western Balkans, when asked by a journalist about the presence of an advisor of the Serbian Embassy in Skopje in the Parliament building during the violence on the 27th of April, he said that the embassy’s advisor didn’t commit any crimes nor did he take part in the violence, reports Beta agency.
A day before yesterday, Telma television reported that Goran Živaljević, an officer of the Serbian Intelligence Agency BIA was present in Parliament during the mayhem.
Vučić replied that during the protests that were against him there were people from Macedonia in Belgrade and he said: “So What?”
Vučić has stated for the Serbian media that with the Macedonian mandatary, Zoran Zaev, he had decent relations and that Serbia wants to have good relations with Macedonia. SDSM party leader in his interviews in Serbia called the Serbian government “nationalistic.”
“Zaev was very well mannered this evening. I don’t want to talk about private relations. We want to have good relations with Macedonia and we will have them”, said Vučić.
