Vucic in an Interview with Trump Jr: USAID Financed Political Crises

In an interview for the podcast Triggered on Rumble, hosted by the son of former U.S. President Donald Trump, Vucic said that Serbia is not yet an EU member and is on a "new path" of development.

"But our country was number two fastest growing economy last year. This year we believe that Serbia is going to be number one fastest growing economy. in Europe, and in the recent years, we really made a big economic development and a big impact on people's living standards as well. Of course, the situation is never ideal, and you can always criticize many things, but generally speaking, we are heading, or Serbia is on the right path," Vucic said.

He emphasized that Serbia is investing heavily in infrastructure projects and working to attract substantial foreign direct investments, which it has successfully done in recent years.

"On the other hand, we still brag ourselves of having an independent and sovereign approach towards international political events, actors, and also ideas. And that's what, in a way, makes a difference between us and at least many European Union countries. On the other hand, there are a few countries in Europe that are facing protests. Right now, one out of these countries is Serbia. Big protests against us because of that canopy fall that happened on November the 1st," Vucic stated.

He noted that what happened on January 6 for Donald Trump was, in a way, equivalent to November 3 for him, when one of the tragic incidents – such as those that occur worldwide with multiple casualties – was used against the government. He likened it to the accident that occurred after President Trump’s inauguration this year, when a helicopter and a plane collided.

President Vucic further stated that the non-governmental organizations involved in the protests and the political crisis in Serbia were financed from abroad, specifically by USAID and other organizations from the United States.

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