The European Union has expressed concern, claiming that the Democrats “underestimate the intelligence” of the Montenegrin citizens.

They have accused the party of being “an offshoot of the Skaljar clan, which allegedly bought votes for them.”

“In their desperate statement, which did not refute any of our accusations, they are attempting to associate the Social Democrats and the European Union with individuals with whom we have had no connection whatsoever. Our assertion that the Democrats are merely a front for the Skaljar clan is validated by transcripts from the SKY application that they frequently reference. These transcripts do not indicate that anyone purchased votes for the Social Democrats or the European Union, nor that we received any funding from them. However, the correspondence between Vladan Radoman and Jovica Vukotić clearly shows their agreement to buy votes for the Democrats. That is the reality,” the statement notes.

The EU further pointed out that the Democrats have failed to provide clarity on “who they accused regarding the excessive fuel consumption.”

“They have not disclosed to the public who they blamed for the significant fuel usage, but should they continue to remain silent, we will reveal that information. For instance, we plan to share an interesting fact – during her time outside of Podgorica, the driver often returned Zdenka Popović to her home to walk her dog before taking her back to places like Bar or Kolašin,” the European Union stated.

They clarified that the Democrats “are not facing criticism due to any personal traits or associations of their officials,” but because they “misappropriate state resources and drive once-successful companies to bankruptcy.”

“Nonetheless, Zdenka appears less significant compared to Defense Minister Dragan Krapović, who, along with his family, takes at least four military police officers to upscale European ski resorts where accommodations alone can cost thousands of euros, at the citizens’ expense. The minister’s entitlement has resulted in around 10,000 km covered by two official vehicles, some of which made multiple trips. Thus, the critiques are not due to your gender or any other orientation, but because you represent the most common form of theft that compromises the state treasury and leads formerly prosperous, monopolistic companies to ruin,” the statement elaborates.

The European Union announced plans to “disclose which Democratic Party official was responsible for covering expenses related to their trips from the north,” while also addressing how “this individual was commuting in a state-owned official vehicle, of which he was previously the director.”

“In relation to our MP, it is simply inaccurate to claim he used an official vehicle for work while submitting expenses for a personal vehicle, which MP Nenezić clarified in his response. However, we advise you to prepare for what’s coming next – in the next episode, we will expose how a Democratic Party official claimed expenses for commuting from the north, despite not residing there and being driven to work in a state-owned vehicle where he was the former director,” the statement added.

The European Union asserts that citizens now have the chance to “witness firsthand the true nature of the Democrats.”

“Ultimately, one of the most significant outcomes of August 30th is that the citizens of Montenegro can directly observe who you are and what you represent. The massive protests currently occurring in Podgorica serve as a testament to this, uniting students, citizens, civil society, and countless others who may disagree on many issues but are united in their collective repulsion towards the Democrats,” reads the statement.

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