UN as the Only Guarantee of Serbia’s Peace and Sovereignty in Kosovo? Vučić and Petković Speak Out Loud!
UN and Kosovo: The Never-Ending Drama! Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and the head of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Petar Petković, keep warning the world about the chaos unfolding in Kosovo. Vučić clearly stated that the UN is the most important international organization and the key guarantor of Serbia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. He especially emphasized the importance of the UNMIK mission and the UN office in Belgrade as the main communication channel with the UN system.
Petković went further, warning about a series of escalatory moves by Priština, including plans to build two new bridges over the Ibar River, which he said is a direct attack on the interests of the Serbian majority in northern Kosovo. Is this just a coincidence or a deliberate attempt to completely expel Serbs from Kosovo? Petković claims this is part of a broader strategy by Albin Kurti to destabilize the situation and change the ethnic composition of the region.
Terror Against Serbs in Kosovo: Reality or Exaggeration? Serbs in Kosovo, according to Petković, face institutional and physical terror, arbitrary arrests, political trials, and closures of vital institutions. Is this a horror movie scenario or a reality that Priština stubbornly ignores? Petković warns this threatens the very existence of Serbs and their full disenfranchisement.
Dialogue as the Only Solution – But Where Is Priština? Belgrade remains committed to dialogue as the only sustainable path toward normalization and peacebuilding. But how ready is Priština to fulfill its obligations? Petković reminds that Serbs have been waiting a full 12 years for the establishment of the Community of Serb Municipalities, a key demand for stability and peace.
UNMIK – Hero or Side Player? Vučić and Petković agree that UNMIK enjoys great trust among Serbs and must engage more strongly in protecting their rights. But is UNMIK really doing its job, or is it just a figure in a big political game? This question remains open.
Conclusion: Serbia and the UN – An Alliance for Justice and Peace Vučić stated that Serbia remains a reliable UN partner, consistently upholding international law principles, not just for itself but for all who believe in the power of justice and peace among nations. Yet, as the world turns, the situation on the ground still simmers like a powder keg.
If you think this is just another political story, think again. The situation in Kosovo is no fairy tale, and the UN and Serbia are at the heart of this drama. What about you? Do you believe in the UN’s power to truly protect Serbia’s sovereignty, or is this all just a show for the public? Drop a comment and let the people’s voice be heard!
