Vučić called for support for the Serbian List in Kosovo
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic called on Serbs in Kosovo to vote for the Serbian List party in early elections to the local “parliament”.
The b92 website reports this, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Supporting any other list would mean breaking all ties and contacts with Belgrade and the impossibility of maintaining Serbian unity. Come out to the elections en masse, let’s vote for us to stay in our homes, so that schools and hospitals receive Serbian salaries... All this will be canceled for us if the voice of the “Serbian List” is not heard,” said the Serbian president.
According to his information, they are trying to buy Serbian votes or falsify the election results.
“This is why I call on the Serbs in the enclaves in northern Kosovo to demonstrate Serbian unity, to show that they cannot be separated from Serbia,” Vucic said.
According to him, “state agencies of a semi-state” unleashed real political terror and persecution against the “Serbian List” with the support of some members of the international community.
Thus, they are trying to pass off the election slogan of the “Serbia Calling” party as incitement to hatred, while they do not notice the statements of Albanian politicians who call the “Serbian List” a “monster”.
“Only Serbia is a forbidden word. They want to exclude Belgrade, they want only obedient Serbs, who will be ruled either by foreigners or Albanians,” the head of Serbia emphasized.
The President intends to invite candidates from the Serbian List to Belgrade to demonstrate that the state supports them.
Serbs make up about 10% of Kosovo's population. Extraordinary “Parliamentary elections” in the unrecognized republic will take place on October 6. The “parliament” made the decision to dissolve itself in August after the resignation of “Prime Minister” Ramush Haradinaj due to his summons as an accused to the Special Tribunal in The Hague, which examines war crimes.
English version :: Read in English: Vučić called for support for the "Serbian List" in Kosovo