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EU urged to help stop escalation of situation in Kosovo

Belgrade, 28 November 2018

Director of the Office for Kosovo-Metohija Marko Djuric urged the EU and the entire international community today to make the Pristina reasonable without delay and to make it respect the domestic and international law and all signed agreements, and to help stop any further escalation of the problem.

At an extraordinary press conference, Djuric said that we are witnessing threats by Pristina authorities that they will breach the Brussels agreement, abolish Serb municipalities and take over the north.

Serbia and the Serbs reacted peacefully and responsibly to the provocations, he said noting that Serbia and the Serbs in Kosovo-Metohija do not want any kind of conflict, but it is clear that Pristina wants to do exactly that with its actions.

Serbia urges the international community to react, we will not take any steps other than peaceful protests that Serbs are holding in Kosovo these days, demonstrating a peaceful struggle, he said.

According to Djuric, today we saw a demonstration of verbal aggression and the new threat of Pristina when they said they will breach the Brussels agreement.

The Serbs in Kosovo-Metohija, as he pointed out, suspended participation in Pristina institutions, because Pristina violated the agreement and put a political, economic and security loop around the neck of the Serbs.

The new escalation would be dangerous and therefore we are reacting and appealing to the international community, because Serbia is a responsible country, which is considering several steps in advance, Djuric added.