Brnabic: It is increasingly tense in Kosovo; international community is silent

The Prime Minister of Serbia, Ana Brnabic, said last night that the situation in Kosovo was increasingly tense and added that another meeting would be held with all Government ministers and Serbs from Kosovo next week, Blic reports.

"What is terrible, and what scares and worries us, is that the tension is rising again. The number of provocations is increasing. The international community is still silent," Brnabic said in the show "Hit Tweet" on TV Pink.

She warned that the Community of Serb-majority Municipalities had been waiting ten years to be formed, which Pristina was avoiding at all costs.

"It's easy for me from Belgrade to say 'people, be calm,' and it's another thing that you mistreat people every day, that you steal their land, that you build bases, that you have a burning car that everyone reacts to, and that there is no reaction to all of this," Brnabic said.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic is fighting for peace, which is why he is the target of attacks, as she added.