"People no longer want to participate in blockades and they will not throw eggs and stones at people because they think differently," says the President of the Serbian Parliament, Ana Brnabić.
President of the Assembly of Serbia Ana Brnabic she stated that the end of terror has come and that she believes that people "played the end of it themselves and stopped going to protests and they participate in the blockades because, after four months, they saw that there is nothing in it but hatred, division and violence".
She stated at the press conference at the "We will not give Serbia" rally that people no longer want to participate in blockades and that they will not "throw eggs and stones at people because they think differently."
Brnabić believes that people have "played the end" of themselves, because they will not live in a country where anyone can decide whether someone has freedom of movement or not.
"So the people themselves played the end, and now we just mark it. We mark it with unity and we mark it by saying that we will not give Serbia. We will never give Serbia to anyone," said Brnabić.
When asked whether the rally "We will not give Serbia" was financed from the budget of the Serbian Progressive Party, donations or from the budget of Serbia, Brnabić turned her head to the other side and did not want to answer.
Source: FoNet
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