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Serbia's PM: US congressmen letter written by paid lobbyists, it's child's play Author:FoNet, N1 Belgrade 3 minutes _____ Commenting on a letter from a group of the US congressmen, Ana Brnabic, Serbia's Prime Minister, told reports on Monday she did not expect "absolutely any change in the US policy towards Serbia as a consequence." The congressmen asked the US president Jo Biden to consider sanctions on those who destabilised the Western Balkans and accused Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic of deepening corruption and pressuring the media. "As the famous congressman's letter is concerned, I may be naive, but I don't expect anything as a result because it is more than obvious that the letter is the result of some lobbying agencies. That is allowed everywhere, especially in the US," Brnabic said, adding she doubted that congressmen in the USA follow the situation so closely to know what the state-owned Telekom Serbia or private TV Pink were doing. She also said the number of congress members who signed that letter was not impressive. "I have never heard anyone saying the elections in Serbia were irregular and illegitimate," Brnabic added. She said it was "just the opposite" and that everyone asked why we had early parliamentary elections when the elections were regular and legitimate. "We know whose interests Telecom and Pink are. they can pay lobbyists, and everything is fine, and it is up to our ambassador and us to talk about the factual situation." Asked if she was worried about the legitimacy of Serbia's elections in the US Congress, she drew a parallel with Serbia's Parliament, saying a lobbying company might find six deputies to sign a letter that Dragan Djilas, an opposition leader and the favourite target by the authorities and the media under their control, won the elections. "What will the United States do?" They recognised the election. Do you think that they will change their mind because six congressmen said they were not regular? "Brnabic asked an N1 journalist and added it was "pointless and child's play ", but that it was also possible that those who had paid the lobbyists could "pay a hundred times more." "I think it is a futile effort," Brnabic said, adding those who she accused of paying for the letter had two goals - to return to power and target Telekom Serbia, "which is successfully fighting in the market." -- http:www.antic.org --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "SERBIAN NEWS NETWORK" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/senet/00f501d7d550%24a4ae1110%24ee0a3330%24%40gmail.com.
