Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic rejected opposition criticism comparing him to Russian President Vladimir Putin, saying he did not understand why opponents used Putin’s name instead of comparing him to Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev.
The remark came after opposition politician Borko Stefanovic described Vucic as a “Putin from Temu,” a reference to the online marketplace known for inexpensive products. Vucic, who remains the de facto leader of the Serbian Progressive Party, responded by questioning the comparison.
“Why do they say Putin and not Rumen Radev?” Vucic said.
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vnikolov@ieji.de · 2 pts · 21d
«The remark came after opposition politician Borko Stefanovic described Vucic as a “Putin from Temu,” a reference to the online marketplace known for inexpensive products. Vucic, who remains the de facto leader of the Serbian Progressive Party, responded by questioning the comparison.
“Why do they say Putin and not Rumen Radev?” Vucic said.»
Should they have said that Vućić is Radev from Temu,
or is Radev Putin from Temu then...
Wasn't Vućić going to resign this month or the next?
@mapto