Vucic: The attack on the Serbian boys further united the Serbs

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, said today that the attack on Serbian boys in Kosovo had further united the Serbs.

"I hope for a serious, responsible, and rational approach, and not for madness and hatred. This has further united the Serbs and all citizens of Serbia, regardless of nationality," Vucic told TV Pink.

That's why he asked all citizens to work together even harder and more so that the country would progress.

"We have increased our reserves by 80 percent, so it is possible. I am asking everyone to work even harder, to look forward to every new farm, every new road, railway, every ton of wheat, corn, apples, raspberries," Vucic said.

When asked if the army was capable of protecting the Serbs in Kosovo, Vucic said that he did not like to speak in that way, because he did not want "to be forced to do that, because it would represent a political problem for all of us."

"But let me answer with a counter question - why didn't Kurti's raiders go to the barricades in the north for 20 days," the President of Serbia asked.