"Unfortunate misinterpretation, we are against the war" - Djokovic on his father's incident

"It was unfortunate that the misinterpretation of what happened yesterday has escalated to such a high level. There were a lot of conversations with the tournament director, with the media and everyone else."

"It had got to me, of course, as well. I was not aware of it till last night. Then, of course, I was not pleased to see that."

"My father, my whole family, and myself, have been through several wars during the ’90s. As my father put in a statement, we are against the war, we never will support any violence or any war. We know how devastating that is for the family, for people in any country that is going through the war."

"My father was passing through. There were a lot of Serbian flags around. That’s what he thought. He thought he was taking a photo with somebody from Serbia. That’s it. He moved on."

"Of course, it’s not pleasant for me to go through this with all the things that I had to deal with last year and this year in Australia. It’s not something that I want or need. I hope that people will let it be, and we can focus on tennis."

"I have a team of people around me, my family members who are staying with me in the same accommodation or spending an entire day with me. I have an agreement with them that they give me this kind of protection."

"I don’t want to hear things about what was written in this article or that news or that news. I want to keep my mind as sane or serene as possible in order to conserve the vital energy that I need for the court."