Brnabić: We will not close the borders for Montenegrin citizens, ours should not go where they are not welcome

Serbia will not close its borders for Montenegrin citizens, as the official Podgorica did for Serbian citizens, but it will be closed for mafias and criminal clans from Montenegro, said Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić regarding Montenegro's decision not to open the border for Serbian citizens. June.

Serbia, as she said, will not introduce "reciprocal measures", but she pointed out that Serbian citizens should not go where, as she claims, they are unwelcome.

Ana Brnabić assessed for Pink that Serbian citizens could now see that they are unwelcome in Montenegro, because in Serbia, as she pointed out, "we didn't lie that people were dying from the flu or pneumonia, not from the coronavirus," as reported by Tanjug .

"We will continue to behave responsibly and seriously towards our citizens and to always tell the truth," said the Prime Minister, although, as she added, the real reason for Montenegro's decision to open its borders to a number of countries, but not to Serbia, is not in the coronavirus epidemic and the number of infected.

"We will not prevent ordinary Montenegrin citizens from visiting Serbia, but we want to prevent the entry of Montenegrin criminals and mafia clans from Montenegro, who have been killing in Serbia and terrorizing our citizens for decades," said Brnabić.

She pointed out that Serbia will have no mercy in the fight against criminals from Montenegro.

"This attitude of the Montenegrin Prime Minister sent a clear message to the citizens. I would ask that the citizens stay in our Serbia as long as possible and in greater numbers, and that if they have to go somewhere, they do not go where the citizens of Serbia are unwelcome," said the Serbian Prime Minister.

Montenegrin Prime Minister Duško Marković said today that the borders will be opened at the beginning of June for those countries where the number of infected people is 25 or less per 100.000 inhabitants.

"The first countries are Croatia, Slovenia, Austria, Germany, Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Albania, Greece," said Marković.