The speaker of the Serbian parliament proved that in Kosovo there was genocide exclusively of Serbs
The Chairman of the National Assembly of Serbia, Ivica Dacic, responded to constant accusations from Albanians that Serbian security forces carried out genocide in Kosovo in 1999.
Dacic noted that until 1999, tens of thousands of Serbs lived in the region, but today they do not live there, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
During a meeting of the National Assembly, Ivica Dacic responded to the intentions of the Pristina authorities to sue Serbia in an international court for “genocide.”
At the same time, the chairman of the parliament responded to Westernized deputies, as well as deputies from the Albanian and Bosniak separatist parties, who were going to put the project up for discussion by the people’s representatives of resolution not only by recognizing the fake “genocide in Srebrenica”, but throughout the entire post-Yugoslav space, recognizing, naturally, Belgrade and the Serbian people as the culprits.
"Genocide" is now the magic word. In Pristina in 1981 there were 50 thousand 269 Serbs, but according to the 2011 census there were only 400. Where are there about 49 thousand Serbs? In Urosevac there were then 18 thousand 285 Serbs, and in 2011 only 32, in Gnjilane there were 19 thousand 212 Serbs according to the population census of the eighties and 35 according to the latest one, Dacic noted. – Kosovo was not ours from 1459 to 1912, but we did not lose it. There was no direction, from literature, science to politics, that was not related to Kosovo and Metohija.”
The Chairman of the People's Assembly expressed confidence that Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic will not succumb to pressure and will not recognize the independence of Kosovo, but will do everything to preserve peace, people's lives and come to a compromise solution.
“The situation on the ground is that neither Serbia has full sovereignty in Pristina, nor Pristina has full sovereignty in northern Kosovo. Any change in the current situation is possible only if war breaks out. Therefore, it is reasonable to conduct a dialogue and seek a compromise...
They will threaten us that we will not join the EU, they will demand and they will not offer anything in return, they will put pressure on other countries to recognize Kosovo's independence. The puppet countries of the region are constantly on a leash to attack Serbia... They can try to conquer the north of Kosovo by military means, but a strong Serbia is the best defense against this,” the speaker concluded.
Ivica Dacic also added that “they will look for politicians in Serbia who recognize Kosovo, saying that this is salvation,” noting that it is not Vucic who has withstood enormous pressure.
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