Vucic: Serbia will demand urgent measures that will guarantee safety of Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said during his meeting today with Russian Ambassador Aleksandr Botsan-Kharchenko that, despite the most brutal violation of all international agreements (by Pristina), Serbia will work to preserve peace and stability, demanding the immediate adoption and implementation of measures that would guarantee the safety of Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija.

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"And that is a prerequisite for any further conversation with the representatives of the provisional institutions in Pristina," Vucic wrote on Instagram and added that he informed Botsan-Kharchenko about the escalation of violence and brutal discrimination against Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija.

Vucic added that such behavior is aimed at raising tensions in the entire region, which is why he demanded the immediate withdrawal of (Albin) Kurti's special units and a reaction from the international community that would guarantee the safety of Serbs in Kosovo, the press service of the president announced.

During the meeting, Vucic pointed out that Serbia, despite the most brutal violation of all international agreements, continues to lead a responsible policy of peace and stability and reiterated his gratitude for the principled stance and support of the Russian Federation for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of our country.

Botsan-Kharchenko stressed that Moscow is monitoring all the events and that he will pass on all information presented to him today.

He said that Russia understands the delicacy of the situation and notices an increase in the aggressiveness of Pristina, which can have serious consequences.

"Moscow has adopted the most serious approach to monitoring the development of the situation, and we understand that this kind of development can cause a serious crisis, even an explosion in the entire region," Botsan-Kharchenko said.

(Telegraf.rs)