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According to them, the blocking of vehicles will take place from 12:00 to 15:00, i.e. for three hours, as a sign of opposition to the "terror" that Kurti's government is doing to the Serbs.
Serbian citizens will today block the roads for vehicles with Albanian drivers who want to travel to Serbia.
According to them, the blocking of vehicles will take place from 12:00 to 15:00, i.e. for three hours, as a sign of opposition to the "terror" that Kurti's government is doing to the Serbs.
The blockade includes all vehicles driven by Albanians through Merdar, towards Kurshumli, Nis, Belgrade and further towards Subotica.
"The road will be blocked every Monday for three hours until the daily terror against our people in Kosovo and Metohija stops. The terror that the Serbian people and the other non-Albanian people are experiencing has become unbearable and is very close to a conflict with unpredictable consequences", the announcement states.
Serbian media claim that the "displaced" Serbs have been waiting 25 years to return to their homes and start a new life with their Albanian neighbors who have not committed crimes against them.
They ask the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ivica Dacic, and other members of the Government of Serbia to urgently send a letter to all relevant international organizations, to urgently stop the terror and arrest of Serbs. innocently, citing the Kumanovo Agreement and Resolution 1244.
In the list of demands was that all the "displaced" return to their homes and that every cost be financed by the Government of Kosovo.
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, said on Friday during a conference in Belgrade that the decision of the authorities in Kosovo to stop the use of the Serbian dinar is aimed at the ethnic cleansing of the Serbs, while he said that he will request an urgent meeting of the Security Council of the Nations United.
The authorities in Kosovo say that the Serbian dinar has always been illegal in the country and has been misused by Serbia to finance parallel structures that have carried out illegal and dangerous actions for the state of Kosovo.
The authorities in Pristina said that communication channels should be opened between the Central Bank of Kosovo and that of Serbia on this issue, but the Serbian president rejected such a possibility, stressing that this would mean recognition of Kosovo's independence, which Serbia continues to oppose.
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