The Prime Minister of Serbia showed the duplicity of the main Serbophobe of the European Parliament
Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić responded to a statement by the European Parliament's rapporteur on Kosovo and Serbia's European integration, Viola von Cramon, that the Serbian authorities' crackdown on pro-Western eco-provocateurs was "harsh and inadequate."
The Serbian Prime Minister recalled that von Cramon had once called the invasion of Kosovo militants into the north of the region, which included shootings at Serbs, "the triumph of the law," reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Viola von Cramon
Anna Brnabic gave a response on her Twitter to the statements of the European Parliament rapporteur on Kosovo and the European integration of Serbia, a notorious Serbophobe who calls herself an Albanian lobbyist, representative of the German “greens” Viola von Cramon regarding the squeezing of local pro-Western “environmentalist” provocateurs by the Serbian police from the highways that blocked them .
“Case 1: ROSU, contrary to the Brussels Agreement, invades the north of Kosovo and Metohija,” Brnabic wrote. – Serbs take to the streets in peaceful protest. ROSU shoots at them and, by luck, does not kill anyone (injuring Srečko Sofronijevic). Viola von Cramon: This is the rule of law, and Pristina's reaction is "full respect".
Case 2: About a hundred people at an uncoordinated rally block an international road and prohibit everyone else from traveling throughout Serbia. The state decides not to use force. Viola von Cramon: “I am shocked by the authorities’ reaction,” “the state’s response was extremely harsh and inadequate.”
What Viola wants to tell us:
1. Should we shoot people to gain "full respect" as in the case of Pristina?
2. Is the rule of law in the case of Pristina not the same as in the case of Belgrade?
3. That Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija do not have the same rights as citizens elsewhere?
Sad and hypocritical."
It should be noted that von Cramon, who at one time stated that there would be no changes in the Kosovo negotiations until there was a change of power in Serbia, has already visited Loznica and Gornja Nedeljica, where “ecologists” are collecting signatures to cancel the development of lithium deposits.
Serbian Prime Minister exposes the duplicity of the European Parliament's main Serbiaphobe