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04.08.2026.

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Vučić arrives in Jezero village; Welcomed by children; "Time and peace work in favor of Serbs"

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has been visiting Republika Srpska and Serbian municipalities in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and this evening he will attend a commemoration in Mrkonjić Grad marking Remembrance Day for all those killed during Storm

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Vučić arrives in Jezero village; Welcomed by children; "Time and peace work in favor of Serbs"
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Warm welcome in Jezero village

Vučić said that there had been provocations during his visit to Republika Srpska in Čipuljići, claiming that some individuals displayed wartime flags of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

He said that on the way to Jezero he saw a large number of Serbian flags, and that local residents had come out to welcome him.

"I was very happy. People came out with joy, and I am happy because of them," Vučić said.

Vučić in Jezero Village

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić continued his visit to Republika Srpska by arriving in the village of Jezero, where he was welcomed by children and spoke with them.

"It is a small place, but here we have the highest natural population growth in all of Republika Srpska," Vučić said.

He said he had received requests for assistance, adding that improving the municipality, renovating the town square and the school were among the priorities.

"People care more about having roads paved than about renovating the town square... That is why I always ask the people. And look, the children say: the school," he said.

During his visit to Jezero, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said that Serbia would provide greater assistance to the municipality than it has so far.

He said that the possibility of opening a small facility to employ women is being considered, and that if this is not possible, another major project will be implemented.

"You will receive more significant assistance than before. Thank you for showing your gratitude to Serbia," Vučić said, adding:

"When we see that you have named something 'Serbia,' thank you for that. In two words, our assistance will be substantial. I will discuss with Snežana what would be best. I am certain that the best option would be to open a small facility and provide jobs for women, but if that is not possible, there will be another project that is worth a great deal of money. You will receive significant assistance from Serbia."

"Never doubt our love"

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said in Jezero that Serbia would not give up its support for Republika Srpska, telling citizens to "never doubt that love."

After a local resident told him that people in the area love Serbia the most, Vučić replied: "And we love Republika Srpska the most as well."

Speaking about Serbs in the region, Vučić thanked the people of Republika Srpska and, as he said, "the honorable part of the Serbian people in Montenegro," adding that it would be remembered who showed loyalty and unity.

"We have a higher percentage of Serbs in Montenegro than in Bosnia and Herzegovina. And we have Serbs from Montenegro going to the commemoration of 'Storm,' celebrating with Croats crimes against Serbs. And here no one goes to celebrate; instead, you come to Mrkonjić Grad. So thank you to the people of Republika Srpska, thank you to the honorable part of the Serbian people in Montenegro. And as for these leaders... Our people say: 'Every person dies once, but honor and disgrace live forever.' We will always remember that," Vučić said.

Vučić with residents in Donji Malovan

Vučić said that many Serbs during the communist period tried not to offend those who had been on the side of fascism.

"To avoid damaging relations, we kept quiet. We don't keep quiet anymore, we only have to restrain ourselves so that those emotions do not cross a certain line, as they have with some others. Tonight, I will speak about this in detail in Mrkonjić Grad. We must be the clearest and loudest guardians of peace and stability, and we must make economic progress and create a difference," Vučić said, adding:

"We nurture a culture of remembrance, we bow our heads before their victims as well, but never forget — because we are always the ones explaining ourselves — that no one has bowed their head before Serbian victims. No one stood before these destroyed homes and mothers dressed in mourning and said that what happened in Donji Malovan, Vukovsko and elsewhere was shameful."

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