The nation is facing a “difficult night,” Aleksandar Vucic said amid a standoff in northern Kosovo.
Serbia has found itself in an extremely tough situation, the country’s president, Aleksandar Vucic, said on Sunday following a meeting of the National Security Council. He also accused Pristina and Washington of showing scant respect for any agreements.
Vucic’s words came as tensions have flared up between Belgrade and the Kosovo authorities in the northern part of the breakaway region, where Serbian protesters erected barricades over the weekend.
The standoff was nothing less than “an attempt to end the Serbian problem in Kosovo,” Vucic stressed, blaming Pristina for the tensions and accusing a “good part of the international community” of “participating” in the Kosovo authorities’ scheme.
At the international level, information about the situation in Kosovo is full of “direct falsifications, naked lies,” the president said, adding that “on the ground, we have a difficult struggle of a people for survival.”
Vucic, who claimed that Sunday was his “most difficult” day as president, urged Serbs in northern Kosovo to “be calm and peaceful and not to fall for provocations.” In particular, the president asked them to refrain from any aggressive moves against EULEX and KFOR, the EU- and NATO-led missions, respectively, stationed in Kosovo.
He also said Belgrade had received “assurances” from KFOR that it would not take “violent actions” against the demonstrators. “We will do everything to preserve peace and stability,” he added.
At the same time, Vucic accused the US of siding with Kosovo against Serbia by failing to respect agreements reached with Belgrade. Washington nurtured Kosovo like a “child” for some 20 years, the president said, maintaining that the US is now “protecting” it.
‘I have a question for our American partners: which agreements does Pristina respect and which do the Americans respect?’
The standoff in the predominantly Serbian northern Kosovo was sparked by the arrest of a former police officer accused of attacking a Kosovo law enforcement patrol. Tensions were already running high after Pristina announced snap elections in the area, which were expected to be boycotted by all Serbian parties. On Saturday, Kosovo’s President Vjosa Osmani postponed the vote until April.
War mongers never sleep or their greed never wanes. EU puppets want another conflict and more arm sales in the future.
Serbia have refused to support sanctions on Russia. This is the reason why the US and NATO have backed the insurgence in Kosovo. The hardline elites see this as a way to consume Europe in a war that snowballs into a fully fledged conflict.
However what they have not reckoned on is the resilience of the Serbians and the loyalty of Russia to those people. At a time when Ukraine is in economic and military collapse the elite idiots want to open another front. One they think they can win but one they will lose as history in the Balkans has proven time and again.
American strategy reminds me of the death throes of a particularly nasty snake.
The malevolence of the usa/ nato will be finished as soon as the BRICS take over.
What are called “elites” in western europe are only the lakeys of the USA