Petkovic: Osmani is resorting to lies, she cannot stand Vucic's success in Paris

Photo: Tanjug/ Tara Radovanovic

Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija Petar Petkovic says that the president of the provisional institutions in Pristina, Vjosa Osmani, is using "brutal lies" because she cannot bear the success of President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic, achieved in Paris.

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This is how he reacted to Osmani saying that the boycott of the vote on April 21 is "orchestrated from Belgrade."

"When she can't stand Vucic's success in Paris, Vjosa Osmani resorts to brutal lies. How come she didn't notice pressure (from Belgrade) when Vucic called on Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija to sign a petition for the removal of fake mayors (in northern Kosovo)? As soon as Kurti's deception with the referendum was exposed, Vucic and Serb List are to blame," Petkovic posted on X.

Kад не може да поднесе Вучићев успех у Паризу, Вјоса Османи се служи бруталним лажима. Kако није видела притисак кад је Вучић позвао Србе с KиМ да потпишу петицију за смену лажних градоначелника? Чим је разоткривена Kуртијева подметачина са референдумом, крив им је Вучић и СЛ! https://t.co/ejSAY2Cufd— Петар Петковић (@PetkovicPetar) April 9, 2024

The Serb List announced on Monday that it will not participate in the vote for the removal of mayors in four municipalities in the North, claiming that this position is shared by the Serbs in the North.

That decision, Serb List leader Zlatan Elek said, was influenced by the impossible conditions around the entire process, for which he blamed Prime Minister of Pristina's provisional institutions Albin Kurti, stating that Kurti made sure that the referendum would fail.

Elek pointed out that impossible procedures are envisaged for the vote that is to be held on April 21, adding that people are supposed to vote in the presence of cameras, that the voter lists do not reflect the real situation on the ground because the number of voters has increased disproportionately and that even if the mayors are replaced, Albanian councilors would still remain.

(Telegraf.rs/Tanjug)