Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić will talk tomorrow with the head of the European Union delegation in Serbia, Emmanuel Joffre, and with the ambassadors of Germany, France and Italy, Anke Konrad, Pierre Koshar and Luca Gori, the head of state's office announced tonight.
The meeting was announced after today Serbian policemen in the territory of central Serbia arrested three Kosovo policemen, whom Pristina claims were abducted in the territory of Kosovo.
In Belgrade, they state that Kosovo policemen with long pipes and other equipment entered the municipality of Raška, and Pristina states that they are members of the border unit and that Serbian forces entered the territory of Kosovo and kidnapped them.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić told RTS tonight that the Rubicon has been crossed and that it will be difficult to return to normal when it comes to the situation in Kosovo.
"We are at the crossroads of whether we will have peace or not, because there is a man in the Balkans, Prime Minister of Kosovo Albin Kurti, who wants to cause war and conflicts at any cost," said Vučić.
"Neither the army nor the police of Serbia entered the territory of Kosovo, and three Kosovo police officers were arrested 1,8 kilometers from the administrative line on the stretch Orahovo-Gnjilica, our army was 20 kilometers away from the place of arrest of the Kosovo special forces," he said tonight the president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić.
He stressed that KFOR knows where the Serbian army was and that he will present all the information tomorrow to the ambassadors of the EU, France, Germany and Italy.
"We are ready to provide all the evidence," said Vučić.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kosovo warned its fellow citizens today after the arrest of Kosovo policemen to monitor the "tense security situation" and not to travel through Serbia, following today's arrest of three members of the Kosovo police.
S.Ć./FoNet
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