Right-wing movement rejects policy of "neutrality"

Right-wing movement rejects policy of "neutrality"

BELGRADE -- The Dveri movement believes that the March 16 elections in Serbia are about making a choice "between the European Union and NATO, and Russia."

Ahead of the end of the campaign tonight at midnight, Dveri also urged voters to turn out at the polling stations and cast their ballots on Sunday.

The movement's leader, Boško Obradović, addressed a news conference in Belgrade to say that "every Serbian citizens should vote because every vote matters."

"In these elections we are choosing between those who have been lying and stealing for 24 years, and Dveri," he said.

Another choice that will be made, according to Obradović, is "between the EU and NATO, and Russia."

"And Dveri have chosen Russia - there's no such thing as neutrality," he said.