
Serbian President Aleksandar Vu?i? has confirmed that he will attend the EU-Western Balkans summit in Tivat, Montenegro, despite warnings from Serbian intelligence services about risks to his security.
After meeting with the President of the European Council, Antonio Costa, Vu?i? said that he considers it important to represent Serbia at this regional forum. He stated that he will speak openly in Tivat.
"I will go there and say everything I have about these different games where Serbia is presented as 'little Russia', and they are like the Baltic countries, always threatened by us and so on. So, I will talk about this, but in Montenegro," he said.
Vu?i? stressed that he is not afraid to express his views and that he will address some political issues during the summit in Montenegro. The EU-Western Balkans summit will bring together leaders of the region and the highest representatives of the European Union.