I’ll get the number, see you soon

Member of Parliament and Vice President of the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) Ivan Vuković invited Tihomir Dragaš, a member of the Presidency of the Europe Now movement, to meet him and tell him to his face that he was “working for the mafia worked”, in which Dragaš told him that he would get his number and that he would see about it.

Vuković said today that the MUP and the ruling coalition, in an attempt to turn around, were essentially “affirming the undeniable fact” that thousands of people are simultaneously exercising the right to vote in Montenegro, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, which is illegal. “We will put an end to ‘election tourism’. Montenegro will be decided by the citizens of Montenegro,” Vuković wrote about Iks.

To that, Dragaš replied saying that “common sense dies” when Vuković and DPS start talking about electoral tourism. “Faced without, and how will they fare if they have worked for the interests of the mafia for years,” Dragaš announced on that social network.

This was followed by Vuković’s response: “Since I take great care of my own dignity and I don’t have the habit of insulting people on social networks, I will ask you to call me tomorrow (colleagues-MPs have my number for you) , so we can talk and find somewhere to tell you to my face that I worked for the mafia. I’m waiting for you to contact me,” he said.

“Don’t be a hero, ex-mayor. I’ll record the song tomorrow, then we’ll talk and see each other,” Dragaš wrote.

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