The deputy leader of the Serbian List, Dalibor Jevtic, stated today that the agreement reached on the implementation of laws on foreigners and vehicles will, according to him, solve the problem of Serbs in Kosovo who do not possess identity documents issued by Kosovo, as well as of professors, doctors and students who come from central Serbia to work and study.
"We did a detailed analysis and the data shows that between 7,000 and 10,000 Serbs in Kosovo, for various reasons, do not have documents issued by Pristina. To this number we must add a certain number of professors, doctors and students who come from central Serbia and, if this agreement had not been reached, all these people would have encountered problems already tomorrow regarding their stay, work and arrival in the territory of Kosovo," Jevtic told Tanjug.
He assessed that the situation is not ideal, but practical solutions must be found to ensure a normal and uninterrupted life and to prevent what he described as Albin Kurti's goal, "the administrative justice of excluding the Serbian population."
Jevtic stated that it is no secret that Kurti in this case applied what he described as the Croatian model for creating problems with documents to, according to him, reduce the number of Serbs.
"In conversations I have had with friends who are Serbs from Croatia, I have heard several times that Albin Kurti and his associates went to Zagreb and received instructions there on how and in what manner to do what Croatia had done to the Serbs in Croatia. In other words, to expel the Serbs from Kosovo in the same way, without physical violence, without a single shot being fired," he said. /Gazeta Express
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