Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic addressed the public on the terror that the Albanian authorities in Pristina are carrying out against the Serb population in Kosovo and Metohija (KiM). He presented five key strategic points as Serbia’s response to the violent policies of the provisional authorities in Pristina.

“What remains our most painful and difficult points is Kosovo and Metohija. Kosovo is the most precious word for every Serb. Whatever we propose, in the end everyone (in the West) will be against it. We have also started talking about the occupation of the province. The measures we are taking now are not easy, they require enormous efforts, work, they will face resistance. I know all the problems in Kosovo and I know that there is no good solution. The measures are tough and not simple. There is no miracle worker who could give the Serbs a good solution for Kosovo,” Vucic said recently. “The negotiations in Vienna in 2008, due to the hypocrisy of the West, ended with Kosovo becoming independent. Overnight, in less than a year, 85 countries recognized Kosovo. By 2013, there were already 112 (editor’s note: by now, thanks to the efforts of Serbian diplomacy, dozens of countries have withdrawn their recognition of Kosovo, which enjoys the support of less than 90 countries in the world). Only the strongest in the world and those who have the same problems remained on our side,” he said. According to the Serbian president, politicians and government bodies in the European Union and America are not interested in the fate of Serbian children in Kosovo and Metohija, and that this best reflects the difference between the statements of foreign politicians and institutions when it comes to Serbian and Albanian victims. He noted that there were only six statements by foreign officials in response to the shooting of two Serbian children who came to Kosovo and Metohija on Christmas Eve, and a total of 7,600 statements by foreign officials about the suffering of an Albanian policeman in Banjska in 2023.
The President added that we, as a country, can show courage, expose such hypocrisy that exists, and give our people the opportunity to fight.
“In every place we went, wherever we were. With all our strength, with all our skills, we always supported the dialogue, but demanded that our rights be respected,” Vucic said.