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Brutal attempt is being made to seize Serbia’s territory
Belgrade,
5 February 2007
Serbian Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government Zoran Loncar said yesterday that a brutal attempt is being made to seize Serbia’s territory; the country is being subjected to various kinds of pressure and blackmail, and the perpetrator of this violence against Serbia is Marti Ahtisaari.
Zoran Loncar
Loncar said for the news agency Tanjug that the demand put forward in Ahtisaari’s dangerous plan is that Serbia accepts this violence silently, following which it will be rewarded, which is humiliating.
He pointed to the fact that today in Serbia only one response can be heard to Ahtisaari’s unnatural demand, which is that we will not give up Kosovo and not recognise any seizure of territory, because Kosovo-Metohija will always be a part of Serbia.
Before this dangerous plan was made, Ahtisaari knew that since Serbia has existed, she has never accepted or recognised seizure of her territory, stressed the Minister.
He concluded by defining what Ahtisaari is doing as “evil and unnatural”, adding that it is much better for everyone that the document drafted by him is rejected immediately, instead of spending the future in removing consequences of the evil brought about by Ahtisaari.
He pointed to the fact that today in Serbia only one response can be heard to Ahtisaari’s unnatural demand, which is that we will not give up Kosovo and not recognise any seizure of territory, because Kosovo-Metohija will always be a part of Serbia.
Before this dangerous plan was made, Ahtisaari knew that since Serbia has existed, she has never accepted or recognised seizure of her territory, stressed the Minister.
He concluded by defining what Ahtisaari is doing as “evil and unnatural”, adding that it is much better for everyone that the document drafted by him is rejected immediately, instead of spending the future in removing consequences of the evil brought about by Ahtisaari.
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