Photo: TanjugThe national movement of the Serbs from Kosovo "Fatherland" says that it is in the interest of the Serbs there to deprive the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, of the right to lead Kosovo's politics
"Serbs lived much more beautifully, better and more freely in the north of Kosovo, before the accession of Aleksandar Vučić to the throne, than during his reign," the National Movement of Serbs from Kosovo "Fatherland" stated on Sunday.
He said that it is in the interest of the Serbs there to deprive the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, of the right to leads Kosovo politics, but the Serbian Parliament and the Government should adopt the platform, create a multi-party delegation that would deal with it, and regularly inform the public and MPs.
"And much more of Serbia was in this area until he came to power." Legally and regularly, the police, judiciary and civil protection were also present, which he later renounced through the aforementioned agreement," Otadžina pointed out, adding that the presidential office is the most important thing in the world for Vučić.
"Otadžbina" also stated that Vučić's recent address to the public contained something good for Serbia, "but God grant that it will be fulfilled in reality".
"It's good that the president says that those who lost their jobs if they don't live in Kosovo and Metohija will lose their salaries because it's not decent for them to live in Serbia and receive a salary at the expense of Kosovo and Metohija." NPS "Fatherland" welcomes that," said this movement.
Also on Sunday, President Aleksandar Vučić spoke about the life of Serbs in Kosovo to the representatives and teachers of the Republika Srpska and Montenegro, for whom a reception was organized on the occasion of the Day of Serbian Unity, Freedom and the National Flag.
He added that "our brothers and sisters in Kosovo and Metohija are rejoicing together with us today" and emphasized that "it is to them, first of all" that he sends a warm greeting and wishes them a happy holiday.
"They deserved it, they suffered the most and I know they will have to suffer a lot more." But they will always have their Serbia, their country and us who will be with them," said Vučić.
Source: Today
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