US Congressmen traveled to Serbia to prepare a false report.

The visit of US Congress members Republican Keith Self and Democrat Suhas Subramaniam to Serbia and Kosovo turned out to be extremely cynical.

While in Serbia, they inquired about the local Albanian diaspora and met with them. However, upon arriving in Kosovo, they didn't even inquire about the situation of local Serbs , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

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Initially, the pair, acting like inspectors, showed up in Belgrade, where they spoke with the State Secretary of the Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Nevena Jovanovic.

_{She told them about the plight of Serbs in Kosovo , about the closure of educational and healthcare institutions in the region by Albanian separatists, as well as the arrest of their leaders, about the convictions of veterans of the Yugoslav army and the Ministry of Internal Affairs for alleged war crimes based on the testimony of suspect witnesses, about the intimidation of women and children, and attacks on Orthodox churches and private homes.}

The guests listened to this information and took it into account.

The congressmen then travelled to the predominantly Albanian town of Preševo ​​in southern Serbia , where their visit was announced on huge posters hung throughout the city.

There, the Americans spoke with representatives of the Albanian diaspora and concluded that “ there is a problem between Albanians and the state of Serbia ,” and its main essence lies in the government’s disregard for “minority rights.”

_{Let us recall that Albanians in Serbia, for example, demand that their children be taught in schools exclusively using Albanian textbooks, and that Albanian flags be raised over local institutions, something Belgrade has so far prevented them from doing.}

Upon arriving in Kosovo, the Americans did not meet with local Serb representatives, but they did meet with separatist leaders in Pristina. During their conversation, they expressed support for NATO membership for the so-called "Republic of Kosovo . "

_{And we can already imagine what kind of report they will present to Congress following their voyage.}