"Albanians refuse to excavate in Kosovo and Metohija, where we believe Serb victims are buried"

President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic says that he is proud of the fact that he is the president of a country that strives towards no crime remaining hidden and unpunished, both concerning Serb and other victims.

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When it comes to the alleged mass grave near Raska, which supposedly contains bodies of Kosovo Albanians, Vucic said there should be accountability for every crime.

"When we were in Brussels and opened the topic of missing persons in Kosovo and Metohija, we said that we would investigate everything. Whether there are any human remains, regardless of their nationality. We sent a request to the Albanians to, in the presence of representatives from Belgrade and their temporary bodies, carry out excavations in five locations in the territory of Kosovo and Metohija, where it is believed that Serb victims are buried. They refused and in order to make a big story, which I must reveal, they went public with the fact that they banned me from entering Kosovo, they think they are very big and strong, and some individuals in Serbia are very happy about that," says Vucic.

He revealed that he told European representatives that he was ready to go to the north of Kosovo, and then to attend the excavation himself. He said that he then received the reply that "it is better to put the visit on hold, until passions calm down on both sides."

(Telegraf.rs)