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Repressive Regime

The case of Nikola Sandulović transcends an individual’s suffering; it serves as a chilling indicator of the criminal Aleksandar Vučić regime grappling with its democratic obligations. Vučić, a ‘dictator for life,’ with a history in a brutal regime, appears to be steering Serbia back into a repressive and intolerant trajectory. Any belief that the international community, especially EU bureaucrats, will vigilantly press for accountability and prevent Serbia’s descent into its dark past under Vučić’s leadership is akin to believing in mythical figures. EU bureaucrats care not for human rights or democracy in Serbia; their self-centered arrogance and thirst for power prioritize their interests over the pain of Nikola Sandulović and his family.

Vulin’s Complicity

The former BIA chief Aleksandar Vulin, sanctioned by the US for ties to the Russian government and criminal elements, convincingly claimed responsibility for Sandulović’s arrest to protect Aleksandar Vučić. While unlikely that Vulin was the sole perpetrator, given the regime’s history of targeting political opponents, EU bureaucrats in Brussels are unlikely to investigate the true story. The arrest and brutal treatment of Nikola Sandulović, reminiscent of Serbia’s troubled past, cast a dark shadow over Aleksandar Vučić’s presidency. Despite Vučić’s controversial legacy as a former propaganda minister justifying war crimes, EU bureaucrats maintain an accommodating stance.

Silent Diplomacy

Rich TVX News Network sought a response from Miroslav Lajčák, a Slovak politician and diplomat with a history of involvement in post-conflict crises in the Western Balkans. Despite his previous role, Lajčák, seemingly detached from the gravity of Sandulović’s plight, demonstrated a lack of concern for the opposition politician’s life. Nikola Sandulović, a vocal critic of poverty, social injustice, political corruption, torture, and assassinations in Serbia under Aleksandar Vučić, found his advocacy falling on deaf ears in the pseudo-bubble inhabited by Miroslav Lajčák. The potential demise of Nikola Sandulović in a Serbian prison appears inconsequential to Lajčák, reflecting a callous disregard for human life within his self-contained realm. Aleksandar Vučić: A terrorist threat or every EU bureaucrat’s wildest fantasy? We’ll let you decide. If Nikola Sandulović is not urgently brought out of prison to a medical hospital, he will die. Once Nikola Sandulović is dead, the court case in which Miroslav Lajčák will have to answer questions about why he did not help will keep him busy for the next decades. Oh, you think he will be protected by diplomatic immunity? He will be stripped of diplomatic immunity by then.

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