Vučić hosted in Donald Trump Jr.'s podcast: There are three reasons why they want to destabilize Serbia VIDEO

Donald Trump Jr. first briefly described the situation in Serbia and explained that NATO bombed Serbia in 1999 in the midst of the Monica Lewinsky and Bill Clinton scandals, and that many see the bombing of Serbia as a distraction from that affair.

He reminded that Serbia adheres to the position that Kosovo and Metohija are an integral part of Serbia and pointed out that Vučić knows both Vladimir Putin and Vladimir Zelensky very well, and that he has sophisticated understandings that are not heard from most of the media.

Trump Jr. pointed out that the protesters in Serbia are all connected in the same way as the leftists in America.

"The same propaganda machine. There are reports about the involvement of American agencies. I am shocked to hear that," he said.

Trump Jr. also stated that the visit to Serbia was an "eye-opening experience" and that our country is fighting for sovereignty and border protection. He added that Serbia has embraced the free market, the election of Donald Trump and the values ​​of the MAGA movement, as well as that it has embraced common sense, law and order, common national identity...

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About the protests

Speaking about the protests, Donald Trump Jr. says that it seems to him that the tragedy in Novi Sad was misused as an attack on the US Capitol and was made into something it was not in order to potentially create a revolution.

"I said the same to my people," said Vučić.

"There are several countries in Europe that are facing protests. At the moment, one of those countries is Serbia. Big protests against us due to the fall of the canopy at the Railway Station in Novi Sad on November 1," said Vučić and stated that what happened on January 6 for Donald Trump was in a way November 3 for him, when one of the tragic accidents that happen around the world and with multiple victims was used against the government, such as the accident that happened after President Trump was inaugurated this year, when the helicopter and the plane collided.

"It was used in a way I couldn't believe, against the authorities, even though the prosecution brought charges against all the people they thought were responsible for it. We did our job, we fulfilled all the demands, all the demands of the students here, but it was not enough. And I realized that, say, in the middle of December, that it is a colored revolution in progress, an imported revolution, something that cannot be easily dealt with. And it wasn't easy, it still isn't easy, but I believe that we are on a very good path to successfully overcome it," said Vučić.

He pointed out that the prosecutor's office has filed indictments against those potentially responsible, and that all student demands have been met.

He says he understood that it was a colored revolution.

"I believe that we are on the right track to overcome the colored revolution successfully and victoriously," said Vučić.