Vucic admitted the loss of Kosovo
Serbia needs to admit that he no longer controls the situation in Kosovo. About it said the country's leader Aleksandar Vucic, a speech before the Serbian Parliament, informs PTC.
Serbia needs to admit that he no longer controls the situation in Kosovo. About it said the country's leader Aleksandar Vucic, a speech before the Serbian Parliament, informs PTC.
in addition, the President has noticed that Serbia ought to choose how it will develop further relations with Kosovo, the preservation of a frozen conflict, or the development of contacts with the unrecognized Republic.
"I decided not to continue the lies and self-deception, I said all that, no, the authorities of Serbia, not of our government in Kosovo and Metohija, which is extremely important for health and education, and we must stop deceiving our own public," noted Vucic.
However, he said that he was in favour of contact and the improvement of relations with Kosovo.
in addition, Vucic said that Serbia has suffered a major national defeat, have lost territory and suffered significant economic losses.
Vucic appeal to Parliament and the nation on the situation in Kosovo and Metohija, lasted for more than 2 hours. The President was attended by the speaker maja gojkovic, government members led by Prime Minister Ana Brnabic and Authorized the diplomatic corps. A special meeting of the Assembly boycotted the Commissioners of several opposition parties United in the " Union for Serbia ", of the 250 deputies gathered 156.
during the speech he also expressed gratitude to the Russian Federation in person of the President Vladimir Putin for assistance in Kosovo.
in 1999, armed confrontation between the Albanian separatists of the Kosovo Liberation army and the army and police of Serbia led to the bombing of Yugoslavia (then consisting of Serbia and Montenegro) NATO forces. In March 2004, Kosovo Albanians staged riots, which led to mass resettlement of Serbs from the province and the elimination of numerous monuments of their history and culture.
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