Prime Minister Ana Brnabic stated that Serbia did not do anything to start the crisis in Kosovo-Metohija and added that everything that is happening now in the province is the result of unilateral moves by Abin Kurti.
Q:
A:
Serbia not responsible for crisis in Kosovo-Metohija
Belgrade,
1 August 2022
In a statement to the Tanjug agency, Brnabic explained that the Serbs in Kosovo-Metohija did absolutely nothing to cause what we are seeing today, but rather the opposite – this is the epilogue of years of mistreatment of Serbs in the province and non-compliance with international agreements.
The Prime Minister emphasised that President of the Republic Aleksandar Vucic and Serbia call for peace, stability, connection and cooperation, while, on the other hand, Kurti is a man whose only policy is constant violence and constant provocations.
Kurti brought things to this point – by cancelling the right to vote for Serbs, banning the holding of elections in the territory of Kosovo-Metohija, disrespecting the Brussels Agreement, openly admitting that Pristina will never implement the Brussels Agreement, as well as deliberately wrong and selective interpretation of old agreements, she concluded.
-
Belgrade, 15 March 2024Continuation of work on fulfillment of ODIHR recommendations
-
Belgrade, 15 March 2024Significant cooperation with OSCE Mission, US Embassy to Belgrade
-
Belgrade, 12 March 2024Brnabic, government members lay wreath at site of assassination of Zoran Djindjic
-
Belgrade, 11 March 2024Prime Minister wishes happy beginning of Ramadan month
-
Belgrade, 9 March 2024Prime Minister speaks with Quint ambassadors, EU ambassador to Serbia
-
Belgrade, 9 March 2024Brnabic speaks with representatives of OSCE, EU
-
Belgrade, 8 March 2024Deepening cooperation with Council of Europe in numerous areas
-
Belgrade, 8 March 2024Economic growth in January exceeds expectations
-
Belgrade/Bucharest, 7 March 2024Good relations between Serbia, Greece confirmed
-
Belgrade/Bucharest, 6 March 2024Romania's support for territorial integrity, sovereignty of Serbia