Vucic: I am afraid this is an introduction to a much deeper crisis

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said today that he fears this is an introduction to a much deeper crisis in the coming months, and those who have never wanted to listen to Belgrade and what Serbs from Kosovo have to say are to blame for it.

The President emphasized that Bratislav Nikolic, along with four other Serbs, had been arrested for abuse of office a year and a half ago in Podujevo and was still in custody "as if he had killed ten people", while a member of the KSF who had shot children is now free.

"We know that you have the majority in the Council of Europe, NATO, and the EU, you can decide whatever you want, just don't drag us into these dirty dealings. I'm not afraid of you. What can you do to me? Discover foreign accounts that I don't have, discover villas from Tuscany to Montana that I don't have? To overthrow me here? You can, so what? That's not a problem. The problem is that you should stop deceiving Serbia and humiliating us as a partner and start listening to us now; otherwise, it will be much harder for everyone," Vucic warned.