Izvor: N1 televizija, 10.Okt.2018, 11:51   (ažurirano 02.Apr.2020.)

Serbia’s Vucic: Elections in 2020, no forcible change

Aleksandar Vucic, Serbia’s President, said in Kazakhstan on Wednesday that the elections in his country would be held in 2020 and that he hoped no one thought of taking power by force, the FoNet news agency reported.

He referred to some statements by public figures who said they expected that Belgrade regime would change soon.

Commenting on a survey showing that 44 percent of people in Serbia were against the separation from Kosovo, Vucic said that it always >> Pročitaj celu vest na sajtu N1 televizija << should bear in mind what impact the changes in the world had on the ground.

“It will be recorded that people did not want that, and we will see what will happen in 20-30 years and who was right. My job is to respect the will of the people,” he told reporters in Astana.

Vucic was on a two-day visit to Kazakhstan to improve economic relations with that ex-Soviet republic, the last to have declared independence from the former USSR.

He has said he usually does not comment on opinion polls, but asked “what the 44 percent against the separation means? Does that say that 44 percent are in favour of independent Kosovo as a whole? There are eight to 12 percent of those who want that.”

“We have great relations with Russia and China, but what would we do when they (the Albanians) attack our people in the north (of Kosovo),” Vucic asked.

Commenting the possibility of Kosovo solution that may include the demarcation with  European Parliament (EP) resolution on Western Balkans, Vucic said that they (EP) could speak about everything they want, while Serbia had to protect its interests.

“I don’t know what they have to do with that, but all right. It has to do with everyone in the world, the least with the Serbs and the Albanians. No one has to ask them,” Vucic said, adding “that has nothing to do with the reality.”

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