Vucic: Pristina has lied to its Western partners; we will find a way to help the Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija

President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic stated today that Serbia would find a way to help the Serbs in Kosovo, where the transport of dinars had been once again prevented today, emphasizing that this move only spoke of Pristina's ultimate intentions.

Vucic pointed out that Pristina had lied to its Western partners that the decision to ban the dinar had been postponed.

"I was right at the UNSC session; there was no suspension. They lied to their international partners, claiming they suspended the decision and that they would allow the dinar to circulate normally for two or three months. Accordingly, we will react and look for ways to help our people in Kosovo," Vucic stated today in Nis.

He emphasized that he now expected all those who had created and supported the "perverted and criminal government in Pristina" to speak out.

"In any case, our people should know that we will take care and find a solution. This is a clear indication of what they think of the Serbs and what their ultimate goal is," Vucic said.

President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic stated today that Serbia would preserve its military neutrality and protect its airspace and citizens.

During his visit to Nis, where he inspected the weapons and equipment of the Serbian Armed Forces, Vucic emphasized that Serbia must learn many lessons from the past and invest in further development and economic progress but that it was crucial to preserve freedom.

"Freedom is the highest value. We must never lose our freedom," Vucic said, emphasizing that he was proud to lead a country that made independent decisions.

On this occasion, the Repellent electronic warfare system designed to combat unmanned aerial vehicles was presented for the first time.

Minister of Defense Milos Vucevic and Chief of the General Staff of the Serbian Armed Forces General Milan Mojsilovic also attended the demonstration of military equipment at the Nis Fortress complex.

In Nis, combat and non-combat systems, firearms, military equipment, and products of the Serbian defense industry are on display.