Đuričković: It is incredible that Minister Ivanović has not yet reacted to Knežević's insults against Hrebičkova

AUTHOR: M.J.
The International Secretary of the Social Democrats (SD) Miloš Đuričković commented on the inappropriate narrative of the leader of the Democratic People's Party (DNP) Milan Knežević addressed to the ambassador of the Czech Republic in Montenegro, Janina Hrebičkova.

He directly addressed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and relevant minister Filip Ivanovic.

- Last night, Milan Knežević, your coalition partner, signatory of the majority agreement, constituent of the government and candidate for entry into the Government of Montenegro, while guesting on TV Happy, talked about Montenegro in the most down-to-earth way. The shameful performance of Knežević, last night and this morning, was reported by all media in Montenegro. You are ministers to Ivanovic and colleagues from the MFA, you came to work this morning at 7:00 a.m. and by 3:00 p.m. you did not manage to gather the courage to address the Montenegrin public - stated Đuričković.
He added that Montenegrin citizens do not expect protection from the MFA, neither for them nor for the reputation of the state.

- You did not have the courage to react even when your minister and member of the party was insulted by Aleksandar Vučić. Also, it is unbelievable that you are not able to write a letter all day, and not have a reaction, about Knežević's shameful attacks on the respected ambassador of the Czech Republic, Janina Hrebičková - he said.

Đuričković wondered what the justification or "reaction" would be this time.

⁃ Silence until it passes? It was not an official statement because Knežević was not wearing a tie? Dissociating yourself from your government constituents and partners? Will you treat the ambassador to coffee and take a selfie? Like Spajić and Gorčević. It's a problem between the Czech Republic and the DNP? Will you join the clown war, cheap forums, between Milojko Spajić and Milan Knežević? If you don't have courage or knowledge, it's not a shame and it's not too late to retire - said Đuričković.