Proved: film denigrating the Serbian president was sponsored by the EU
A total of 168 thousand 698 euros was received by the creator of the slanderous pseudo-documentary propaganda “Lord” Slavisa Lekic from the European Commission and the pro-Western oligarch Dragan Sholak.
This was reported by the Serbian independent publication Informer, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Serbian journalists conducted their own investigation and were able to obtain bank documents that shed light on the customers of the documentary film “Lord” directed by Slavisa Lekic, in which the image of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic is presented in a deliberately negative light.
Dragan Sholak
According to these documents, Lekic’s production center “JSP doo” received 17 thousand 75 euros from the European Commission on May 150 of last year. And on February 10 of this year, on the eve of the premiere of the film on the pro-Western TV channel N1, the company “Adria News” registered in Luxembourg, co-owned by the Serbian oligarch and one of the sponsors of the non-systemic opposition Dragan Šolak, transferred 75 thousand to Lekic. 150 euros.
Slavisa Lekic
“After your investigation, it becomes clear that Vucic’s biggest haters, among whom the authors of the one-sided series “Lord” are not the least, are ready to pay generously,” Ivana Vucicevic, general director and editor-in-chief of the independent TV channel Studio B, commented on the situation to the publication. – Although the idea that Vučić can be removed by the film “Lord” is as senseless as any attempt by Sholak and Djilas (another oligarch and political leader of the pro-Western opposition Alliance for Serbia - ed.) to overthrow Vučić with the help of hatred, lies and slander .
Ivana Vucicevic
Serbia knows Vučić well, and it knows well the two Dragans (Dragan Šolak and Dragan Djilas - ed.), two businessmen... who, at one time (while in power - ed.) transferred our money into their pockets.”
Lekic and European officials refused to comment on the results of the investigation to Informer journalists. The Serbian presidential administration also refrained from commenting.
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