Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said that by declaring three pro-Serbian and pro-Russian Montenegrin politicians non grata Croatia has shown that there is no difference between it and the "Independent State of Croatia" that existed during the Second World War, HINA reported, referring to Tanjug, BTA reported.
On Thursday, the Croatian Ministry of Foreign Affairs banned the entry into the country of the Speaker of the Montenegrin Parliament Andrija Mandić, Deputy Prime Minister Aleksa Bečić and MP Milan Knežević because of the Resolution adopted by Montenegro on the genocide in Jasenovac, a concentration camp where during the Second World War and during the four years of the existence of the Independent State of Croatia, mainly Serbs, Roma, Jews and Croatian anti-fascists were mass liquidated.
„How did it not occur to you that by denying the entry of these people, they (Croats) fell into their own trap and showed that they do not differentiate between the Independent State of Croatia (a puppet of Nazi Germany) and any was another Croatian state that ever existed”, Vucic said last night in Paris, where he was for the opening of the Olympic Games.