Beograd: Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic attacked the Australian Authority on Sunday morning, hours after the Federal Court paved the way for the Deportation of Novak Djokovic on the Australian Europe’s night on his vaccine status.
“They think that they have with this, this persecution from ten days humiliated Djokovic, but they have embarrassed themselves.
Djokovic can return to his country with his head remains high,” Vucic told the media outlet.
Vucic remained steadfast in his support for Djokovic throughout the drama, called the previous detention of a tennis star who was not vaccinated “Hunt Political Witch”.
“I speak early to Novak Djokovic after the decision and I encourage him.
We hope to see him back to his country, where he is always accepted,” added the President.
Previously in Australia, Djokovic said he was “very disappointed” by the decision of the federal court that uphold the government’s right to tear his visa because his worries triggered anti-vaccine sentiment and destroying his dream of the Grand Slam record in Serbia, the mastering anger triggered among the anger Djokovic fans.
“This is a joke …
all this has nothing to do with sports,” Nebojsa Viskovic, a journalist who covered tennis, told AFP.
“All criticisms about whether he is vaccinated or not holding water.” Many other Serbs echoed the look.
“The decision was not a surprise but was still embarrassing,” said Jadranka Misic, a 29-year-old sociologist from Belgrade.
For tennis fans, Milovan Jankovic, Australia and the tournament itself have been guaranteed a little more than Pirrhic’s victory.
“It will be ridiculous to hold a tournament without defending champion and nine-time winners.” If I Djokovic I will never set foot in Australia again, “added the 57-year seller.” Very disappointed “Djokovic” was very disappointed “he said he would obey a round decision.