Prime Minister Ana Brnabic said last night that she strongly condemns the vandalism of politicians who are behind the violent intrusion into the Serbian Parliament at a time when the state and health system are facing the heaviest coronavirus attack since the start of the pandemic.
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State will protect legal order
Belgrade,
8 July 2020
Since they could not enter the Parliament at the elections, they again showed their true violent face, trying to gain political points during the biggest crisis on the planet since the Second World War, Brnabic said in a written statement.
She pointed out that the number of newly infected people in the world is growing every day, which is why it is important for everyone to be united and provide the necessary support to health workers who are dedicated to fighting for every life in Serbia.
The Prime Minister said that the state and all its institutions will protect the legal order, as it is done in every democratically organised country.
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