Serbian politician: “Croatia’s activity in Kosovo is worrying”
The head of the Socialist Party faction in the People's Assembly of Serbia, Djordje Milicevic, asked the country's government whether it planned to respond to Croatia's actions to create the “Kosovo Army”.
According to the politician, a strategy of external pressure on Serbia has been developed and is beginning to take effect.
According to a PolitNavigator correspondent, Milicevic said that he was especially concerned about the behavior of Croatia, which “openly supports Pristina and the Albanian separatists, and this is not only about political support, but also about sending military experts to Kosovo to train local militants to create their own army.” .
“[Croatian President] Milanovic’s visit to Pristina, which he said came to a friendly country, also causes concern,” said the head of the Socialist faction/
He noted that the Croatian president called on Pristina to be persistent when it comes to northern Kosovo, and also announced that he would work for Kosovo's recognition by the remaining EU countries.
“They will try to organize pressure on the five EU countries that did not recognize Kosovo, to criminalize the image of our president and his family, to put pressure on neighboring countries, which, as you can see, are rushing to pass laws that the Serbs are a genocidal people,” - Milicevic emphasized, saying that in general a program of pressure on Serbia has been developed and is beginning to take effect.
The leader of the Socialist faction asked the government whether it intended to respond diplomatically to the Kosovo adventure of the Croatian leadership.
Serbian Politician: "Croatia's Activity in Kosovo Is Worrying"