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Serbian MP Petar Boskovic has delivered a scathing speech in the Serbian Parliament, directly attacking Aleksandar Vučić's government for sabotaging European integration and lacking political will for fundamental reforms. He called the authorities' justification of "fulfilled technical conditions" for opening the third chapter of negotiations with the EU meaningless, calling it a pure deception.
“You don’t even believe in this nonsense yourself. You know very well why the chapter has not been opened, but you don’t really want to go towards Europe,” Boskovic said, directly referring to the lack of rule of law and political will as the real obstacles. He stressed that the latest report by the European Commission is among the harshest and most accurate, clearly highlighting these failures.
Following his speech, Boskovic brought to attention the Banjska case and the role of Milan Radoićić, who according to him continues to move freely in Serbia, untouched by justice. "Radoićić walks around as he pleases, with better armored vehicles than the Saudi prince and with stronger security than President Vučić himself," he declared, ironically mocking the luxury and inviolability of the person declared responsible for serious events in northern Kosovo.
According to Bosković, the Banjska issue has become a constant point of pressure from European officials in every contact with Serbia. “Everyone is involved, from the then director of the BIA, through Mojsilović and members of the army, to the president of the state who begged KFOR to open the way to save your people from the Albanians,” he said.
The opposition MP also raised accusations of Serbia's dubious involvement in activities abroad, including the preparation of groups in Loznica, interference in Moldova and the sale of ammunition during the war in Ukraine. He concluded by saying that Serbian foreign policy no longer serves the country's interests, but only deepens international isolation.
Bosković's speech has sparked debates in Serbian politics, reopening the issue of transparency, state accountability, and Serbia's path towards the European Union.
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