Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, commenting on pledges to allocate 5% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) to defence, said he was eager to see how these commitments would be implemented in practice.
Speaking about the visit of representatives of the Student List in Kosovo and their meeting with Bishop Teodosije in Gracanica, Vucic highlighted what he described as different treatment towards them compared to the restrictions he claims are imposed on him and members of his family.
“For years, I have been unable to enter Kosovo. Not even as an ordinary citizen, and neither can any member of my family visit privately, because Albin Kurti does not allow it. Yet, he allows them to enter,” Vucic told Nacionalni Magazin.
He recalled that representatives of the Student List had initially stated that they had not travelled to Kosovo in their capacity as political representatives. However, a subsequent statement indicated that Bishop Teodosije had received them as representatives of the Student List.
“They knew very well, and that is precisely why they obtained permission, because they knew,” Vucic stated.
He added that citizens should consider why representatives of the Student List had been allowed to enter Kosovo and why Nenad Rasic praises them so highly.
