BBC: Orbán Convinced Vučić Not To Use Force To Retain Power In Serbia
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The former president of Serbia called the former prime minister of Hungary twice to ask for advice.
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В Европе не принято сажать экс-президентов. Никого не посадили. Даже Саркози был в тюряге только две недели. Затем вышел на свободу. И написал книгу о том как он там страдал. 😀
ReplyПоэтому и Орбан и Вучич могут быть спокойны за свою шкуру.
Очень жаль что мировая законодательная система такова, что главным её недостатком является полная безнаказанность государственных преступников всех мастей. Главным принцип - справедливость, попросту похоронен "законами".
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