Petkovic: Vjosa Osmani's transparent attempts to portray Serbia as destabilizing factor in Western Balkans

Photo: Tanjug/ Tara Radovanovic

Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija Petar Petkovic has said that Vjosa Osmani's attempts to portray Serbia as a destabilizing factor in the Western Balkans by making inappropriate and artificial parallels between our region and the situation in Ukraine are futile and transparent, because Belgrade's responsible and peace-making policy is precisely the strongest obstacle to the realization of Albin Kurti's arsonist ambitions.

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"It is clear that Kurti wants to become a Balkan war leader, so that he can finally wear an olive green uniform, instead of the prison one he wore during the armed conflicts in Kosovo and Metohija, but no one wants to participate in his plans to destabilize the region, nor does anyone want to help his boyhood warrior and Greater Albania dreams come true," Petkovic stressed.

He added that Serbia is desperately trying to, by peaceful means, neutralize the potentially disastrous consequences of Kurti's policy.

"With every act, both domestically and internationally, Serbia is desperately trying, by peaceful means, to prevent and neutralize the potentially disastrous consequences of Kurti's policy of inciting hatred and conflict in the Western Balkans, and this is obvious to everyone. With daily demonstrations of force, violations of the Serbs' human rights, the usurping of land and buildings in the north of Kosovo and Metohija, and now with a blitzkrieg against fishermen on Lake Gazivode, Pristina wants to drag Serbia into conflicts with NATO, but today nobody, except Kurti and Vljosa Osmani, is at war, and therefore any hysterical attempt to present Serbia negatively will inevitably return as a political boomerang to the warmongers from Pristina," said the director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija.

He added that instead of constantly sabotaging the process of normalization of relations, among other things, with incoherent slanderous attacks on Belgrade, political extremists from Pristina should finally ask themselves what good the constant creation of an atmosphere of war is bringing to the Albanian people in Kosovo and Metohija, and what kind of social and economic consequences will be felt by ordinary people who just want to build personal and collective prosperity in peace.

(Telegraf.rs)