Representatives of the "state-building parliamentary opposition" announced that on March 17, they will organize a "big warning protest" in Belgrade before the departure of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić for negotiations on Kosovo and Metohija the next day in Ohrid.
The president of the New Democratic Party of Serbia, Miloš Jovanović, said on that occasion at the opposition forum "No to capitulation": "We will leave the halls and go to the streets very soon. We are going towards it resolutely, plannedly, in stages, but we are going. We are expecting you in Belgrade on March 17, to send a message to Vučić before leaving for Macedonia".
He said that the SNS is an "ugly past" and that Vučić must step down from the post of president of Serbia because "he is a rationalist, a materialist, he does not understand the Kosovo covenant and he does not feel Serbian history".
Franco-German, that is. The leader of the New DSS called the European plan for Kosovo "an agreement on the capitulation of Serbia and the secession of the Serbian southern province".
"This is also an agreement on the creation of Greater Albania, the abolition of the Republika Srpska and the opening of a series of territorial issues in the then truncated central Serbia," Jovanović said, and that he was "the most nationally humiliated", that he "cancels Knez Lazar, Karađorđ, Mišić, Captain Pavlović, Tepić, all Serbian heroes".
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