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The Russian ambassador to Serbia, Aleksandar Bocan-Kharchenko, has declared that the situation in the north of Kosovo could end in bloodshed, as he hit Vučić over the protests that the opposition is holding and the sanctions plan....
Russia continues to incite tensions and unrest in the north of Kosovo. The withdrawal of Vučić and the negotiations that France, Germany and the USA are doing seem to be disrupting the riot plan and Moscow has rushed to attack.
The Russian ambassador to Serbia, Aleksandar Bocan-Kharchenko, said today that the situation in the north of Kosovo is dangerous and could lead to bloodshed. So it seems the Russians are out for blood.
" This situation is dangerous, because there could be an even bigger outbreak of conflict, a conflict that could lead to bloodshed in the north of Kosovo. Also, such a thing can lead to the spread of tensions throughout the Balkans or at least in a part of the Balkan Region ", he said for "RT Balkan".
The ambassador added that the European Union and the West as a whole always show a one-sided approach to solving problems. According to the Russian envoy to Serbia, you can hardly find any case or phase for solving the problems in the former Yugoslavia, starting from 1991. He emphasized that the agreements reached more than 10 years ago and above all the formation of the Community of Serbian Municipalities have remained only on paper.
" If there was a desire for a mediator such as the European Union, which is supported by America, they would very easily convince Pristina to implement what was signed ," said the Russian ambassador.
" In such a situation, the Pristina regime can do whatever comes to its mind and directly protect only its interests. And their interest is certainly not the normalization of relations with Belgrade and the guarantee of security and normal life for the Serbs in the north, but the establishment of complete control over the entire territory , "said the ambassador.
Commenting on the opposition protests that are taking place in Serbia, Bocan-Kharchenko said that such protests did not happen only once, and that there is an obvious pressure on the leadership of Serbia, President Vucic and the government "on all fronts". So it seems that he gave a blow to the president. He has also openly shown that Russia's fear is that Vucic will change course.
" The first front is Kosovo, the second is Belgrade or vice versa, the goal or task of the West is to change the politics of Serbia. The West desperately needs two things, the recognition or support of Serbia with anti-Russian sanctions and, of course, the recognition of Kosovo ," said the Russian ambassador.
He added that the West cannot agree with the fact that Serbia is against anti-Russian sanctions and does not allow the formation of anti-Russian barriers in Eastern Europe to end. / Pamphlet
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