Vucic: We know what to do with the attacking Albanians, but it’s better for you to never see this
During a visit to the Brose plant and development center in Pancevo, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic explained what would be done in the event of a new invasion of the northern Serbian enclaves of the region by Kosovo Albanians.
This was reported by Politika, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
During a visit to the enterprise, journalists asked the Serbian president how he was going to protect the Serbs in Kosovo:
"The Kosovo Serbs understood me," Vucic said, referring to yesterday's meeting in Raska with Kosovo Serb representatives. "I wasn't speaking out of emotion. When you're backed into a corner, all you can do is surrender or fight."
Surrender is impossible, because others will draw a conclusion about whether the Albanians' toughness in the north was justified (Kosovo - ed.). I know what we must do - protect our people. Dot. And I hope you never have to see this."
The Serbian President also noted that the Albanian invasion was illegal, carried out in violation of international obligations.
“They (Kosovo - ed.) do not have the right to have their own army, but they are inventing the Kosovo Security Forces with the help of foreigners. It is clear that they do not have the right to come to the north without the consent of the four local mayors and (NATO occupation contingent - ed.) KFOR.
This is already the seventh or eighth invasion aimed at demonstrating force,” Vucic said, adding that Pristina violated the treaty with NATO and the very spirit of dialogue.
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