Vucic: One would have to be blind not to see what Kurti is doing; the maximum of the international community is issuing statements

President, addressing reporters during a visit to the Military Airport in Batajnica, stated that he believed that, apart from Cyprus, the other four EU countries would not change their stance on Kosovo, and added that he did not expect a special reaction from the international community regarding the prevention of the Serbs in Kosovo from voting in the elections on December 17.

"I am convinced that these countries are firm in their commitment to uphold international law. Spain and Cyprus are the most strongly opposed, but Slovakia and Greece are our sincere and great friends, and there is no fear, in terms of their relationship with Serbia, that it will change, as well as towards the UN Charter", Vucic said.

Commenting on the prevention of the Serbs in Kosovo from voting in the Serbian elections on the territory of Kosovo, Vucic said, "You have to be politically blind not to see what Kurti is doing all the time", and he did not expect a special reaction from the international community.

"As I said at the press conference to Jens Stoltenberg's face that they will issue a statement, let's wait and see if they will issue that statement. And if they issue it, the maximum is a statement. And that statement is questionable. In any case, do not expect anything more than that. There is one set of rules for the Serbs and a completely different one for the Albanians, and nothing will change regarding the Quint and these Western powers, which gave birth to the so-called independence of Kosovo", the President said, adding that Serbia must firmly and decisively fight to preserve the international order and protect its country.