Vucic: I asked the interlocutors which agreement they wanted to respect, they answered none

Aleksandar Vučić
Source: Printscreen, Večernje novosti

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, pointed out that during the past few days he showed the interlocutors the UN Charter, Resolution 1244, the Military-Technical Agreement, the Brussels Agreement, the Washington Agreement, the Thessaloniki Declaration and asked which document they wanted to respect.

"They answered none. I heard that recently, a few days ago. I was literally told that they do not honor any contract," Vucic told for RTS.

He said that the situation in Kosovo is serious, both in the north and in the south, and added that people did not want to suffer Kurti's terror.

Vucic read a part of the Franco-German proposal.

"Article 2, both sides will be guided by the goals and principles presented in the UN Charter, especially those related to the sovereign equality of all states, respect for their independence and autonomy and territorial integrity, as well as self-determination. And they give that to Serbia, whose territorial integrity they have destroyed or are trying to, and which they have not given the right to self-determination. And today they do not give the Serbian people that right anywhere, but they gave it to everyone else," he said, adding that Article 3 states that in accordance with the UN Charter, the parties resolve any dispute exclusively by peaceful means and refrain from the use of force.

"So why did you use force against Serbia? Well, we didn't set foot on the territory of another country. That's why we have 2,500 dead people, 82 children. In one of the articles in the last paragraph, it is said that Serbia will not oppose Kosovo's membership in any international organization", he said.