Serbia thanks Russia for its support, Moscow invites to CSTO sessions
Serbia expresses gratitude to Russia for its support in the context of the intensified crisis around Kosovo due to the actions of Albanian separatists.
“I would like to thank Russia for supporting Serbia,” President Aleksandar Vucic said today at a meeting with State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin, who arrived in Belgrade.
The Speaker of the Serbian Parliament, Maja Gojkovic, warned about Pristina's radical actions, which, according to her, prove that the Albanian authorities do not want to continue the dialogue with Serbia, Informer reported.
Gojković noted that two days ago the Albanians clearly stated that the Community of Serbian Municipalities will not be created, and recalled the introduction of a 100 percent tax on products from central Serbia for the Slavic enclaves, as well as the recently adopted so-called “Genocide Resolution” aimed at against the Serbs. At the same time, no one in the region is going to investigate the crimes of Albanian terrorists.
“All this proves that Pristina does not want to continue the dialogue with Belgrade,” Gojkovic said.
According to her, the recent invasion of Albanian special forces into the northern municipalities of Kosovo and Metohija, where a member of the UN Mission, Russian citizen Mikhail Krasnoshchekov, was beaten, confirms that Pristina, with the support of its patrons from the West, does not abandon the most stringent measures.
“We consider it important for the participation of deputies of the People’s Assembly in the sessions of the CSTO Parliamentary Assembly,” Volodin, in turn, suggested.
“I emphasize that Serbia will never impose sanctions against the Russian Federation and the Russian people,” Gojkovic emphasized.
“Serbia is particularly interested in becoming part of the Turkish Stream project and has started with activities on this project, which is one of the strategically important investments in the future and development of Serbia,” the speaker added.
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