Vesic: Kurti's policy has been a fiasco, he did not portray Banjska as he had planned

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The latest claims coming the prime minister of the provisional institutions of Pristina, Albin Kurti, about the events in Banjska are plain nonsense which he is making because his policy has been a fiasco, since he did not succeed in his intention to present Banjska to Europe as he had planned, SNS Presidency member Goran Vesichas said.

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"Today we could hear another 'pearl' when it comes to Albin Kurti, another piece of nonsense as we usually hear that from him in recent years. After all his thunderous announcements that he would prove Serbia's participation in the events in Banjska, in the end he accused our Minister of Defense Milos Vucevic of, as he said, privately organizing those events with his crew from Novi Sad," said Vesic, reports Tanjug.

Vesic was on TV B92 when he said that Kurti has no arguments and that this more than clearly shows what kind of administration he represents and how much he does not really want any dialogue, because whenever there appears any possibility of dialogue, Kurti creates a crisis.

Vesic said that Kurti makes such accusations because he failed in his intention to present Banjska to Europe as he had planned and convince that the authorities in Serbia were behind it.

He stressed that with his actions, Kurti endangers the lives of Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija on a daily basis, against whom, he added, he carries out constant terror.

"Kurti did not get what he expected after Banjska, which is that Europe will forget that he persecutes the Serbs, that the Serbs are being shot at and that his police are constantly harassing our people. He has already been given the obligation to hold new elections in the north of Kosovo. which is a fiasco of his policy," said Vesic.

He recalled that Kurti worked in the office of Adem Demaqi, a political representative of the terrorist KLA ("Kosovo Liberation Army"), and was during the 1990s taking money from the families of kidnapped Serbs in order to free their loved ones.

"This is Albin Kurti, a man with blood on his hands, although he claims that he was in prison during the war in Kosovo and Metohija, and thinks that we have forgotten what he did with the families of kidnapped Serbs and that there are no witnesses who know about it," said Vesic.

When asked whether, on the day of the United Nations Security Council session (dedicated to Kosovo and Metohija), Kurti's accusations were coordinated with an interview by Croatian MEP Tonino Picula, given to the opposition media, in which, warning of possible sanctions against Serbia, he demanded "extradition" of Milan Radoicic to Pristina, Vesic said that Picula is a failed politician who does not have a say in anything and whose opinion is irrelevant in Croatia itself.

"No one asks Picula about anything in Croatia, nor is he important in any decision-making, and since he is not important in his own country, he obviously thinks that he should be important when it comes to Kosovo and Metohija. That's his intention, but it's just an attempt at self-promotion by a failed and unsuccessful politician," Vesic added.

(Telegraf.rs)