Prime Minister Miloš Vučević assessed that the inspections of goods at the Merdare crossing are unnecessarily long and that "administrative complications are created just to make people nervous and to render meaningless everything that was supposedly agreed upon previously."
Prime Minister Milos Vucevic he assessed that Prishtina unnecessarily conducts long inspections at the Merdare crossing, that is, creates "administrative complications just to make people nervous and to render meaningless everything that was supposedly agreed upon".
Vucevic stated that the Prime Minister of Kosovo Albin Kurti "everything is being done to make the normal life of Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija more difficult", and that because of this the Serbian government is facing "a lot of pain and worry", reports RTS.
"Don't mind me using that term, but it's all going wrong." I am talking about the Merdare administrative crossing. "Kurti agreed, he signed, but he minimizes it in every way, that is, he acts destructively," said Vucevic.
Vucevic claims that Kurti created a problem with the Balkan Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA), as he claims now, he is creating the same problem with the entry of goods from central Serbia to Kosovo and Metohija, and that "in this sense, he will not calm down".
"Like when a student who runs away from class shows up in a class, and the class teacher or teacher praises that student who ran away, and not those who are present all the time, study and do assignments, come in and get good grades." But that is the case when it comes to Kosovo and Metohija," said Vucevic.
Speaking about the Jarinje and Brnjak crossings, where Pristina has not yet lifted the ban on the entry of goods from central Serbia, Vučević pointed out that Serbia is in for a lot of trouble in that regard as well, claiming that Kurti will not let goods there, justifying himself by saying that he did not receive scanners and claiming that Serbia does not only transport groceries and other necessities.
"He is doing everything to make it difficult for the normal life of Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija," said the Prime Minister of Serbia.
Journalist associations condemned the dismissal of journalist Marija Šehić and accused the management of "Juronjuz" of collapsing professional standards, concealing information and ignoring the union's demands.
Although the opposition claims that a person who was not on the voter's list voted, the Kosjerić MEC did not see a reason to cancel the election.
In a public appeal, 25 members of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts accuse the President of Serbia of collapsing institutions, the media, the judiciary and the basic pillars of society.
Balancing between East and West gained a new dimension during the unexpected visit of Aleksandar Vučić to Ukraine. The German newspaper FAZ estimates that the President of Serbia managed to rhetorically satisfy all parties — but the question is how much longer this political gymnastics can last without shooting
President Aleksandar Vučić said that elections in Serbia will not be held before the end of 2026 or the beginning of 2027, while students gathered around university blockades say that the time for extraordinary elections is now. They point to a drastic drop in support for SNS in the local elections in Zaječar and Kosjerić
Vučić is not defending the state, but himself from the state. With a drum on his back and a guitar in his hands, this man-orchestra performs two or three of the same songs without hearing, with falsifications and falling out of rhythm. His government and politics are like that. In short - dangerous for the environment
Arrests of professors, punishment of people, firing of journalists... The regime of Aleksandar Vučić is shining and is yet to shine. It is the decadent phase of the regime, the one towards the end
The example of the elections in Zaječar and Kosjerić shows that the truth is not given, but assumed. Truth is a task that a citizen fulfills. She always wins
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