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Serbian MP: Kurti from Kosovo is a ‘puppet’ used to remind Belgrade to support the West against Russia
Serbian MP: Kurti from Kosovo is a ‘puppet’ used to remind Belgrade to support the West against Russia
Earlier in the day, tensions in the already tense relations between Serbs and Albanians in the self-declared Republic of Kosovo arose from the abrupt… 31.07.2022, Sputnik International
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Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti is nothing but a puppet of the West and is being used to pressure Belgrade, especially on the issue of support for anti-Russian sanctions, the Chairman of the Serbian Parliament Committee on Kosovo and Metohija, Milovan Drecun. .Drecun went on to say in his remarks to Sputnik that Serbs in Kosovo have been systematically intimidated for years. Kosovo was caused by Pristina’s decision to ban citizens with Serbian ID cards and K&M license plates from entering the southern province of Serbia. “When you gather special forces at administrative crossings, poison the Serbs in the north, constantly organize incidents and collect 20 tons of fuel each, does that mean that you are ready for dialogue or vice versa?” he said. Moments earlier, the NATO-led Kosovo Force (KFOR) mission had declared itself ready to intervene to restore stability in the region. Drecun noted that the peacekeeping mission in the separatist territory would prevent the use of weapons by Albanian special forces in the region and respect the agreement that Kosovo security forces cannot be deployed in the region. Hours after Kosovo authorities provoked a amid outcry and a deteriorating situation between Belgrade and the breakaway territory, Kosovo’s government announced Monday morning that it was postponing entry restrictions until September 1 in response to the call from US Ambassador Jeffrey Hovenier. On Sunday evening, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic arrived at the General Staff headquarters, later stating that Belgrade was trying to defuse tensions and that General Milan Mojsilovic, Chief of the General Staff, had met with the commander of the KFOR mission, who was due to arrive shortly in Kosovska Mitrovica.
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Earlier in the day, tensions in the already strained relations between Serbs and Albanians in the self-declared Republic of Kosovo arose from the abrupt decision by Kosovo authorities to ban vehicles using Serbian license plates from entering the region. .
Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti is nothing but a puppet of the West and is being used to pressure Belgrade, especially on the issue of support for anti-Russian sanctions, the Chairman of the Serbian Parliament Committee on Kosovo and Metohija, Milovan Drecun. .
“This is the most common puppet. The West needs this Kurti to remind Serbia to fully join the Western bloc, especially when it comes to joining sanctions against Russia” , Drecun told Sputnik. “Since Serbia doesn’t agree, they send a signal – if you don’t impose sanctions, we will turn a blind eye to Kurti’s antics.”
Drecun went on to say in his remarks to Sputnik that Kosovo Serbs have been systematically intimidated for years.
“Serbs are fed up with the systematic bullying that has been going on for years,” the politician said. “People cannot live under such pressure and constant threat.”
Regarding the reasons for the outbreak of the crisis, the MP noted that the explosive situation in Kosovo was caused by Pristina’s decision to ban citizens with Serbian identity cards and K&M license plates from enter the southern Serbian province.
“If Pristina decides to resort to violence, including with the use of firearms, the situation will spiral out of control,” he said. “Although it is difficult to predict what will happen next, one thing is certain: none of the Kosovo Serbs will accept being a ‘clay dove’, and secondly, Serbia will protect its people.”
“When you gather special forces at administrative crossings, poison the Serbs in the north, constantly stage incidents and collect 20 tons of fuel each, does that mean you are ready for dialogue or vice versa?” he asked.
Moments earlier, the NATO-led Kosovo Force (KFOR) mission had declared itself ready to intervene to restore stability in the region. Drecun noted that the peacekeeping mission in the separatist territory would prevent the use of weapons by Albanian special forces in the region and respect the agreement that Kosovo security forces cannot be deployed in the region. region.
“KFOR must prevent the use of weapons by special forces against the Serbs in the north and recall the agreements with NATO according to which members of the Kosovo security forces cannot be in the north,” he said. he pointed out.
A few hours after the Kosovo authorities caused an outcry and a deterioration of the situation between Belgrade and the separatist territory, Kosovo’s government announced early Monday that it was delaying entry restrictions until September 1 in response to an appeal by US Ambassador Jeffrey Hovenier.
Kosovo government postpones decision to ban Serbian documents until September 1
On Sunday evening, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic arrived at the General Staff headquarters, later stating that Belgrade was working to defuse tensions and that General Milan Mojsilovic, the Chief of the General Staff, had spoken with the commander of the KFOR mission, which was due to arrive soon in Kosovska Mitrovica.
