Serbian President: West has invested in overthrowing me

According to RCO News Agency, Serbian President Alexander Wojic said in an interview with Pink TV on Monday that “foreign powers” about three billion euros ($ 1.5 billion) in the past decade to try to overthrow He has spent power.

Serbia has witnessed widespread anti -state protests mainly by leading students following the deadly incident of a shadowed fall on the population at a renovated railway station in Novi Sad in November.

The incident, which led to the death of four people, aroused public outrage throughout the country of government mismanagement. Wojich had earlier said that the “foreign coaches” who pursue the interests of Western, Croatians and the Albanians were blamed for unrest and accused them of attempting to launch a colorful revolution in Serbia.

In a recent interview, Vojich reiterated his position: “Foreign powers began to invest more and more in the destruction of Serbia as the country began to grow rapidly.”

“I was amazed at the volume of money to overthrow me,” he said. “These foreign countries have invested a lot of money in the past five years … When I started calculating, the volume of this investment was up to 3 billion euros.”

According to the Serbian President, an English charity called the Tarag Foundation, which supports social change in Serbia, is an example of nongovernmental organizations driving recent protests in Serbia with foreign money that € 5m ($ 1.5 million) of Foreign powers have received money.

Wojich noted that foreign interference in Serbian internal affairs is pursued by three goals. He cited these three goals: “Destroying Serbia’s liberation policy, weakening its position in the Balkan region, and the third goal is that they make us as their own playing puppets, which should only be obeyed. They want. “

“They really do not care about people here and took them to the streets for bloodshed,” he said. “They really don’t care because they are investing heavy money.”

Wochich said efforts to overthrow it have failed and will continue to fail.

The Serbian president said unrest in his country has subsided because “all the students’ demands have been met by the government”, including publishing documents related to the tragic Novi Sad, amnesty activists arrested in rallies, prosecution of people accused of attacking demonstrators, and increasing demonstrators. A percentage of university budget. “

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