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Kostunica calls upon citizens to stop all protests leading to violence, disorder
Belgrade,
18 February 2008
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica called upon citizens tonight to stop all protests leading to violence and disorder because that is of no avail to Serbia or the defence of Kosovo.
Kostunica said in a statement that he also invites all citizens to a peaceful protest under the slogan “Kosovo is Serbia” which state institutions and parliamentary parties will hold in Belgrade on February 21 at 5 pm in front of the Serbian parliament building, from where citizens will begin a protest walk to St. Sava’s temple. There at 7 pm the Serbian Orthodox Church will hold a prayer.
Parliamentary parties, i.e. the Democratic Party of Serbia, the Democratic Party and the Serbian Radical Party, met today and reached agreement on the peaceful protest, said the Prime Minister and stressed that Serbia and Kosovo-Metohija must be defended in the best possible manner.
Parliamentary parties, i.e. the Democratic Party of Serbia, the Democratic Party and the Serbian Radical Party, met today and reached agreement on the peaceful protest, said the Prime Minister and stressed that Serbia and Kosovo-Metohija must be defended in the best possible manner.
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