Balkans | Serbian leader Vucic talks about “the situation in northern Kosovo” with European leaders

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic discussed the situation in northern Kosovo with European leaders.

Vucic, who is in Moldova for the second meeting of the European Political Group (AST), met French President Emmanuel Macron, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

About his meeting with Macron on his social media account, Vucic said: “I thanked President Macron for his firm stance and the support that Kosovo has provided to Serbia regarding the recent events. I have expressed my concern about the recent escalation of violence in northern Kosovo.” share it.

Vucic, who said that he met with Rutte about the events in northern Kosovo, also noted in his share of the meeting with Sanchez that Sanchez is a loyal friend of his country and that he discussed the current situation in northern Kosovo and Serbia’s progress towards the European Union.

Vucic shared that he met Von der Leyen and thanked Von der Leyen for his “service” to interstate relations in the Western Balkans.

Kosovo Serbs protested on 26 May against the inauguration of Albanian mayors, who won the local elections in the municipalities of Zvecan, Zubin Potok and Leposavić. 30 KFOR soldiers were injured as a result of the confrontation between KFOR soldiers and Kosovo Serbs.

After Serbia decided to station its army on the border with Kosovo, Kosovo, which unilaterally declared its independence in 2008, considers it its province.

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