Wugic: If NATO has nothing to do, the Cypriot will protect Cosovo Citizen

According to a Russian satellite news agency reported on the 21st, Serbian President Wugic urged NATO "Kosovo Peace Implementation Force" (KFOR) on Sunday to "perform their duties" in Kosovo, and warned that if NATO does nothing, the Serbian government will take action protection to protect Its citizen in Kosovo.

Russian satellite news agency report screenshot

Earlier last week, the leaders of Serbia and Kosovo broke through the political negotiations conducted by the EU in Brussels. Subsequently, Serbian President Wugic delivered a fierce TV speech.

"We have nowhere to retreat, we are forced to the desperate situation," Wu Jiqi said. "If NATO is unwilling to do it, we will save our people from persecution and massacre."

Wuxi also said that Serbia will "work hard" to reach a compromise plan with the Kosovo authorities in the next 10 days. In addition, he also accused the Kosovo authorities of hoping that "the Sai people would eventually expel from Kosovo in the end", but this statement was denied by Kosovo.

Wugic map source: People's Vision

Wu Jicich said: "We have nowhere to retire, this is the key information to our residents in Kosovo and Metehia: No matter what happens, no matter what, we will reach a compromise with the Kosovo authorities in the next 10 days, but not There will be refugee teams, we will protect our people from persecution and slaughter. "

Wugic mentioned that in the last round of negotiations, the Serbia delegation's proposal was to establish a neutral committee. He said that Kosovo "jumped up like being burned. They refused everything. They only cared about destroying the lives of the Servantes of Cosovo and Metehia. Finally expel them. "

Kosovo is the autonomous province of the Republic of Serbia, the former South Alliance, and was costed by the United Nations after the Kosovo war in 1999. In February 2008, Kosovo announced the Declaration of Kosovo. This unilateral announcement of "independence" has only been recognized by some international countries. Since the announcement of "independence", the relationship between Serbian and Albania residents in Kosovo has been very tense, but fortunately it has not triggered a civil war. In 2013, Serbia and Kosovo tried to solve the unreasonable problem in the dialogue initiated by the European Union, but as of now, it has made little progress.

Wugic map source: People's Vision

At the end of July, the tension between Serbia and Kosovo suddenly upgraded -the Kosovo authorities announced that it would prohibit the use of license plates and identity documents issued by the Serbian government from August 1. This was resisted by the residents of the Cypriotics in Kosovo. Under the intervention of the United States "Ambassador" and the European Union, the Kosovo authorities eventually announced that the disputed license plates and ID rules were postponed to September 1st.

(Edit: ZLQ)

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