Vučić’s Tito Delusion

Vučić’s delusional self-perception as the modern incarnation of Josip Broz Tito—a figure of supreme importance—drives a dangerous disregard for human life. Viewing others as expendable, he demonstrates a willingness to sanction large-scale violence in pursuit of his ambitions. In one particularly egregious incident, Vučić, reportedly under the influence of heavy medication, sanctioned actions targeting Nikola Sandulović.

Nikola Sandulović Targeted

Nikola Sandulović, widely regarded as Serbia’s sole credible opposition leader and a logical contender for the presidency, became the victim of an orchestrated abduction and brutal assault. This operation, executed by the BIA (Serbia’s intelligence agency), was reportedly authorized by Vučić himself, with key orchestration by Aleksandar Vulin. The attempted assassination of Sandulović exemplifies the regime’s reliance on threats, brutality, and terror to consolidate power.

Vučić’s Betrayal

Aleksandar Vučić’s governance transcends mere authoritarianism; it embodies betrayal and criminality. His actions have not only undermined Serbia’s sovereignty but have also tainted the office of the presidency. Furthermore, Vučić operates in close alliance with Milorad Dodik, serving as a proxy for Vladimir Putin’s regime. Together, they are complicit in ongoing atrocities in Ukraine, actions that reflect a profound disregard for human life and international law.

Vučić’s Fragile Regime

Vučić’s regime is weakened by his reliance on incompetent aides, as loyalty is prioritized over ability, leaving a fragile inner circle. Despite Serbia’s limited resources, Vučić’s unchecked autocratic methods pose global risks, drawing parallels to dictators like Hitler and Putin. This highlights broader threats to international stability and U.S. security.

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