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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, under pressure from massive protests in Serbia, has attacked the Prime Minister of Kosovo two days before the parliamentary elections, with the aim of diverting attention from the internal situation that beheaded the Prime Minister of his government.
During an interview on Serbian Public Television, Vučić said Albin Kurti has loaded his weapons and wants to shoot at Serbs, and even says he has already done so.
"The problem is that a good part of the Western world turns a blind eye, he is their child, whatever he does, they will pamper him. He can only have one problem with the new American administration. Why? Because it no longer belongs to either Clinton or Bush and the new administration does not live the life of the '90s. This can be our hope, also for the preservation of Republika Srpska. I am very concerned about the proceedings against Milorad Dodik. I hope that all of us together will be able to think carefully about preserving peace and stability," Vučić said.
The Serbian president confirmed that he will soon talk with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, regarding US sanctions on his country's oil industry.
"Now America is changing and this is the hope that we can reach the end of the war. We have received a response from the United States embassy, but it is not a clear response. I cannot speak when I do not know what the Americans are asking for. We have to preserve our country and I do not want to spoil the good relations with the Russians. We pay much less for oil because of the agreement. We will find a solution," Vučić said in the interview.
Vučić claimed that one of the reasons why Serbia is being attacked is that it is the only country in all of Europe that has not sanctioned Russia.
"If we had done it, we would be the worst traitors in the world," he said, calling for good relations with the United States. The Serbian president further emphasized that America is changing with the coming to power of Donald Trump. "This America is much better than what it was before," Vučić concluded.
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