Opposition party says it's been declared "enemy of state"

Those in power in Serbia today have declared the opposition SNS party "the number one enemy of the state", says deputy SNS leader Aleksandar Vucic. Those in power in Serbia today have declared the opposition SNS party "the number one enemy of the state", says deputy SNS leader Aleksandar Vucic. Opposition party says it's been declared "enemy of state" "We are neither the enemy of the state, nor the enemy of the people. The enemy of the state and people are those who destroyed the economy, who are abolishing democracy and wish to prevent changes in this country no matter what it takes," he told a news conference in Belgrade on Tuesday. The words heard from the representatives of the authorities are very dangerous, continued Vucic, and added that his party's goal was a peaceful transition of power, and creation of a "decent and normal Serbia". He also called on the government "not to do anything to cause street clashes, and also not to try and prevent legitimate and democratic changes". "We are warning them not to dare to try theft, like they did in (the Belgrade municipality of) Vozdovac, once they lose elections," Vucic was quoted as saying. The high ranking SNS official also requested information from the city of Belgrade authorities about the cost thus far of the construction of the Ada Ciganlija bridge, "along with its access roads". Vucic at the same time revealed that his party was in possession of documents that showed the figure was EUR 404,960,000. Aleksandar Vucic

Opposition party says it's been declared "enemy of state"

"We are neither the enemy of the state, nor the enemy of the people. The enemy of the state and people are those who destroyed the economy, who are abolishing democracy and wish to prevent changes in this country no matter what it takes," he told a news conference in Belgrade on Tuesday.

The words heard from the representatives of the authorities are very dangerous, continued Vučić, and added that his party's goal was a peaceful transition of power, and creation of a "decent and normal Serbia".

He also called on the government "not to do anything to cause street clashes, and also not to try and prevent legitimate and democratic changes".

"We are warning them not to dare to try theft, like they did in (the Belgrade municipality of) Voždovac, once they lose elections," Vučić was quoted as saying.

The high ranking SNS official also requested information from the city of Belgrade authorities about the cost thus far of the construction of the Ada Ciganlija bridge, "along with its access roads".

Vučić at the same time revealed that his party was in possession of documents that showed the figure was EUR 404,960,000.