Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic stated that Serbs in Kosovo will not tolerate any more persecution.
In his public address, Vucic evaluated the situation of Serbs in Kosovo, saying, “Kosovo Serbs will not tolerate any more persecution.” used the phrase.
Pointing out that he received a promise from Kosovo Serbs that there would be no attack or provocation against Albanians, Vucic noted that this situation “will not change regardless of what the Albanians do”, but that the Serbs will also protect their own homes.
“We will seek peace, but let me tell you, we will not surrender,” Vucic said. he said.
“SERBIA IS NOT A COUNTRY YOU CAN EASILY EAT”
Emphasizing that Serbia has never been in a more complex and difficult situation than it is today, Vucic said that the Pristina administration is constantly trying to present itself as a victim.
Vucic said that Albanians in Kosovo are having problems because of Prime Minister Albin Kurti and that the West would not want any conflict that may occur in Kosovo.
Underlining that his country is not a party that causes conflicts and wants conflict, Vucic said, “Serbia is not a country that you can easily defeat as it was in the time of (Slobodan) Milosevic and (Boris) Tadic.” said.
BORDER LINE MOVED
After the statements of Serbian President Vucic, it was reported that there was activity on the Serbia-Kosovo border in the images coming from social media.
In the videos and images received, it was learned that air attack sirens were activated in the border regions of the two countries.
On the other hand, the Serbian army has started to set up barricades on the roads near the Kosovo border.
ALLEGED ‘NATO UNITS HAVE COME TO THE REGION’
It was claimed that the soldiers of NATO’s KFOR force and the Italian Carabinieri troops came to the region where tension was taking place after the developments that the whole world watched with concern.
Here are the current images from the region where the tension has escalated:
