Đorđević: Through his media, Vučić is trying to transfer the story of the Belivuka clan to Montenegro

The president of the Oslobođenje movement, Mlađan Đorđević, today accused the president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, of trying to hide from the public the political connections of the criminal clan of the arrested Veljko Belivuk and the protection they enjoyed for years.

Đordjević stated in a written statement that it is obvious that Vučić "through his media" is trying to "transfer the whole story about this clan to Montenegro, and deceive the citizens that it is not a domestic criminal group with strong ties in politics, security structures and sports - but about the group that was imported from Montenegro, and appeared in Serbia by accident".

"In the old manner of playing the victim, the tabloids have already invented that this criminal clan is trying to liquidate Vučić on some kind of order from Montenegro," added Đorđević.

He assessed that this was done in order to convince the public that the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) had nothing to do with members of that criminal group.

"After this affair, it is clear to the citizens that the progressives are actually the biggest criminal organization in Serbia and that the SNS is only the political wing of the mafia that has taken over Serbia and is managed by the Vučić brothers - the Jajinac clan," accuses Đorđević.

He stated that the top of SNS controls criminals and hooligans, and that it is about their people who "were launched into organized crime by receiving political protection and support in the security structures".

"In return, these criminals do dirty work for the SNS. They attack political opponents, journalists and intellectuals, intimidate citizens, drive black jeeps on election day, light flares on buildings during the state of emergency. That group secured Vučić's inauguration and clashed with citizens in front of the assembly during the summer protests," Đorđević added.

He emphasized that these are close friends of Aleksandar Vučić's son, Danilo, and that on social networks you can find their joint photos from night clubs, restaurants and from matches.

"Progressives and their tabloids will probably now spin how I attack Vučić's family, but if Vučić was so worried about his family, he would protect them from associating with members of drug clans," added Đorđević.

"Normal dictators in the world send children to boarding schools in Switzerland to get an education, and Vučić sends his son among drug dealers. This should be dealt with not only by security, but also by social services," he said.