Vučić sent a clear message from the SNS Presidency session: Don't worry, especially you from N1, we will win

The session ended, Ana Brnabić's address

Ana Brnabić said that two basic topics were discussed at the session.

"President Vučić informed the members of SNS about all the challenges that our country is currently facing. Another topic is the Belgrade elections. We plan to start collecting signatures with all the coalition partners with whom we are on the same list on June 2, as quickly as possible." said Brnabić.

The Speaker of the Assembly thanked all the citizens of Belgrade who supported this list with their signatures and invited them to come in large numbers to the municipal committees tomorrow at noon and to finish the job quickly and efficiently.

"This time we are going in the widest possible block. Tomorrow at 10 a.m. we will sign the coalition agreement, we are going with all those parties that believe that Belgrade developed well under the leadership of the SNS," says Brnabić.

She added that the campaign starts immediately. She points out that, as Vučić said, because of what all of Serbia is facing, the campaign will be different.

"Through talking to people, visiting households and local councils, we will hear what people think and what they have to complain about, how things can be better and what their priorities are. We engage in politics precisely because of those things and then together with them, as a party that believes in the potential of all people in Serbia, and which cares about the citizens first, and if we get the trust of the citizens, we will fulfill that trust," she said.

Questions from journalists

"As for whether the representatives of the EU or international organizations are against the boycott or for the boycott, it seems to me that they have clearly said that they cannot support the boycott. What will be their position now, I cannot speak for them. I am interested in what the citizens of Serbia think, and how we got into this situation, and how those who demanded early elections are now boycotting those elections. Nothing has changed, only the transparency of the ballot list is better. We have adopted the recommendations of the ODIHR. Now we want to work together on that, they said 'no'", revealed Brnabić.

She added that she still does not believe that the opposition will boycott the elections.

"Then, why did you ask for them? Why didn't you let the city government do its job? Why did you ask for elections, why did you waste time for all the citizens of Belgrade?" Brnabić asked. 

"As for the fact that they will prevent the elections by force, I advise them not to try. They call their group "Serbia against violence", and they want to prevent the elections by force? I don't understand that. Are they going to the elections? Great. They are not going, it's a shame, but we will respect such a decision. But if someone prevents citizens from voting, that will not happen in Serbia," Brnabić said decisively.

Aleksandar Šapić also mentioned that Dragan Djilas said that even now the election date does not suit them.

"I also told the president a few months ago, when 15 or 20 of them stopped the whole city before the holidays. I said then that I would apologize to the people of Belgrade once again and that I would not do it again. They crossed the line. I will not stand behind the minority bullying the majority. Vučić also spoke about that. No one will break the law anymore," Šapić said.

He points out that he would like to see Miloš Jovanović come and stop him from voting.

"We keep hearing some threats. I've never touched anyone first in my life, but come on, do it!" said Šapić.

Vladimir Orlić said that SNS will lead a "winning campaign".

"We can say that the list of reasons why the campaign will be victorious is only getting longer. Otherwise, you can classify all the reasons, which are numerous, into two groups. There are many reasons for which all the parties of the former regime, from Djilas and false rightists, will be punished by their voters. And on the other hand, there are good reasons why people support the policy set by President Vučić," Orlić pointed out.

He says that the people who voted for the opposition are certainly not enthusiastic about the theft of toilet paper.

"Everything is clear to everyone. Why are they not allowed to vote? Well, they know what awaits them and what the result will be! Everyone knows it very well, they have seen the research. It is a two-digit difference and that is why they are not allowed to vote. It will not affect the result, you just gave additional reasons why the people don't want you," said Orlić.

When asked what the state will do if the opposition tries to block the elections, Ana Brnabić asked what the government in Germany or France would do.

"It would have stopped the violence! After the lynching of Miladin Kovačević, the demolition of the Old Palace, the mistreatment of women from the Ministry of State Administration and Local Self-Government, now all that is needed is for 'Serbia against violence' to physically try to prevent citizens from fulfilling their civic duty to vote in elections. And in elections which they asked for. We wouldn't even have elections if they didn't ask for it in the form of ultimatum," said Brnabić.

She also says that the Government will be formed within the legal deadline, as well as that personnel solutions have been discussed, but that she cannot make anything public yet.

President Vučić left the session

As reported by the media, due to previously undertaken obligations, the President of Serbia ended his attendance at the SNS Presidency session.

He briefly greeted the journalists and pointed out that he had to go because he had meetings with foreigners.

Regarding question of N1 about the Government of Serbia, Vučić answered:

"There was talk about the government, we are getting ready, but don't worry, especially you from N1, we will win!"

We remind you that among the first to arrive at today's session were SNS party president Miloš Vučević, members of the Presidency Nikola Selaković, Jorgovanka Tabaković, and Vice President of the Main Board, Vladimir Orlić.

In addition to the other members of the Presidency, the meeting is attended by the Vice President of the SNS Main Board Ana Brnabić, SNS candidate for mayor of Belgrade and Vice President of the Main Board Aleksandar Šapić, Vice Presidents of the Main Board Irena Vujović, Siniša Mali, Nevena Djurić, as well as the president of the SNS Executive Board, Darko Glišić.