Threats will not be tolerated, says MUP secretary

NIS MUP State Secretary Vladimir Bozovic said on Monday that the government will not tolerate the threats against Ivica Dacic and Aleksandar Vucic. It would respond to them "fiercely and efficiently," he said. Threats will not be tolerated, says MUP secretary "The state will react fiercely and efficiently because threats and jeopardising the safety of government officials or any citizen is unacceptable," Bozovic told reporters in Nis. He called on citizens to express their stands "in a peaceful, legal and dignified way instead of voicing threats against the families of Dacic and Vucic or any child or family in Serbia." In Nis, Bozovic took part in a public debate on the national strategy for the fight against corruption organized by the Ministry of Justice and Public Administration. Speaking for RTS, Bozovic said that "the persons who made the threats would be investigated." Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dacic and Deputy Prime Minister Ivica Dacic said on Sunday that they have been getting telephone threats since Friday when they accepted the agreement proposal with Pristina in Brussels. Dacic said that he "cannot be intimidated" by threats via his cell phone from individuals accusing him of betrayal. “These days we have been getting various threats, Vucic and myself, and I also assume Nikolic. They are threatening our families believing that they can intimidate us in that way,” Dacic said. Vucic said on Sunday that "all those who believe threats can stop the country in the preservation of Kosovo and Metohija and creation of a normal country are wrong, the bandit Serbia cannot defeat the respectable Serbia." Vucic said that "those who are trying to frighten anyone by such violence and intimidating primitive statements can never win in Serbia." (MUP, file) Tanjug

Threats will not be tolerated, says MUP secretary

"The state will react fiercely and efficiently because threats and jeopardising the safety of government officials or any citizen is unacceptable," Božović told reporters in Niš.

He called on citizens to express their stands "in a peaceful, legal and dignified way instead of voicing threats against the families of Dačić and Vučić or any child or family in Serbia."

In Niš, Božović took part in a public debate on the national strategy for the fight against corruption organized by the Ministry of Justice and Public Administration.

Speaking for RTS, Božović said that "the persons who made the threats would be investigated."

Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dačić and Deputy Prime Minister Ivica Dačić said on Sunday that they have been getting telephone threats since Friday when they accepted the agreement proposal with Priština in Brussels.

Dačić said that he "cannot be intimidated" by threats via his cell phone from individuals accusing him of betrayal.

“These days we have been getting various threats, Vučić and myself, and I also assume Nikolić. They are threatening our families believing that they can intimidate us in that way,” Dačić said.

Vučić said on Sunday that "all those who believe threats can stop the country in the preservation of Kosovo and Metohija and creation of a normal country are wrong, the bandit Serbia cannot defeat the respectable Serbia."

Vučić said that "those who are trying to frighten anyone by such violence and intimidating primitive statements can never win in Serbia."