Serbia is openly threatening Kosovo. This time it is President Aleksandar Vučić himself, who in an interview with the Public Television, RTS, says that things are changing in the world and that Belgrade will win against Pristina, without specifying what battle he is talking about, military or diplomatic.
He issued this form of threat when asked about what Serbia calls incidents involving arrests and deportations of Serbs from Kosovo, claiming that they violate fundamental norms of international law.
"This has no end and we do not believe it will end soon, but in the end Serbia will win. I will not tell you what this means, but in the end Serbia will win and I am absolutely sure of this. While things are changing slowly but surely in the world, I am convinced that Serbia will win, it will not take long for water to flow down the Sava and Danube for people to notice and we will always stand by our people in Kosovo," Vučić said.
Vučić announced two important visits in September, one to China and the other to Japan. The Serbian president confirmed once again that the only God he knows is money, while declaring that his country sells weapons to “Muslim countries and the Jewish state, as well as Catholic, Protestant and Orthodox countries.”
"And we sell ammunition to all countries, that's our job and that's what we live off of... Of course, ammunition is used in war, even if it's not sold to a country that's directly at war, it ends up in the country that's at war. If you have ammunition factories, then you should know that this is going to happen," he added.
This statement also comes as a response to Russia's strong criticism that Serbia has sent ammunition to aid Ukraine.
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