Vucic: Rohde’s statement is dangerous and a threat to the Serbian people

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, said that the statement of the German ambassador to Kosovo, Jorn Rohde, is dangerous and a threat to the Serbian people, adding that behind all similar statements is Germany's dissatisfaction with Serbia's request for the return of the Serbian army to Kosovo.

Vucuc also stated that Rohde was known for his anti-Serb views and that such statements were not anything new.

"In the last few days, since the request for the return of our army in accordance with the Kumanovo Agreement, the UN Charter, Resolution 1244, and the partnership relations we have with NATO, and without the desire for conflict, instead of receiving an answer from KFOR, we began to receive statements made by politicians, mostly from Germany. From Baerbok, through the omnipotent ambassador in Pristina, who interferes in everything, to the German ambassador in Belgrade," Vucic told TV Pink.

Vucic asked whether they became KFOR commanders or whether Germany became a member of the Security Council.

"What does all this have to do with Germany? It's obvious that Germany considers it its own space and wants to dominate the Balkans. Only if you are a blind follower and follow their interests can you be patted on the head," Vucic said.