The White House announced: "Vučić was not banned from entering the Trump residence in Florida. It's fake news"

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt categorically denied unverified reports published by some media outlets that US President Donald Trump's Chief of Staff Susie Wiles allegedly banned Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić from attending an event at Mar-a-Lago during Vučić's visit to the US.

"Trump's chief of staff did not 'block' Vucic from attending any event at Mar-a-Lago," said Karoline Leavitt for Pavlovic Today.

Leavitt emphasized that it is "fake news".

"Conspiracy theories—many launched from anti-Trump corners of the Balkan press—suggest that Wiles barred Vučić from the gates of the Trump estate in Florida. The truth, however, seems less mysterious and more cardiovascular," Leavitt told Pavlović Today.

The portal reminds that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić abruptly ended his visit to the USA and returned to Belgrade after experiencing what doctors later described as a hypertensive episode, i.e. a sudden increase in blood pressure and chest pain.

As the text points out, American doctors urged the President of Serbia to stay in Florida, but Vučić decided to fly home immediately.

"Meanwhile, unverified rumors about the alleged rejection from Mar-a-Lago spread faster than election-year X posts, forming the edges of a scandal that never existed. Over the weekend, the Balkan rumors flared up. As Pavlović exclusively reveals here, there was no reprimand, no blockade, no scandal," the text states.

Some media previously announced that the entire Serbian delegation was allegedly canceled from participating in the gala dinner within the Republican National Committee, as well as that Wiles allegedly banned President Vučić from entering the Mar-a-Lago complex in Florida.