Memorandum on Kosovo and Metohija: And the students, what now?
Those arrogant, conceited, young people do not know that we give a lot of money for our people in Kosovo and Metohija. They have no clue. Nothing is clear to them and they understand nothing. They only know how to go against their country and criticize their people, said Aleksandar Vučić, the false president (of all citizens) of Serbia, commenting on the Memorandum on Kosovo and Metohija, which was recently presented by students on blockade.
TL;DR
- President Vučić dismissed a student memorandum on Kosovo, claiming the students lack understanding and are acting against Serbia.
- The article details past agreements (Brussels, Washington, Franco-German) that imply Serbia's acceptance of Kosovo's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
- These agreements led to the integration of Kosovo's institutions, including police, judiciary, and telecommunications, under Pristina's authority.
- The student memorandum asserts that Kosovo and Metohija are an inalienable part of Serbia, vital for national identity.
- The article questions the memorandum's lack of concrete solutions for Serbs in Kosovo and for Serbia's internal problems, such as democracy and corruption.
- It suggests the students' focus on Kosovo might be a diversion from addressing Serbia's domestic crises.