Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic, commenting on the rhetoric being repeated by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić regarding the military alliance between Kosovo, Albania and Croatia that is directed against Serbia, said that none of them would think of threatening anyone's territorial integrity.
He said that Vučić makes these statements for internal consumption.
"This kind of technical cooperation that exists between Croatia, Albania and Kosovo is not directed against Serbia. It is a completely fabricated thesis that is supposed to support the narrative of an external threat at the domestic political level. Croatia is a member of the EU and NATO. It does not occur to us, nor Albania or Kosovo, to threaten anyone's territorial integrity," Plenkovic said at a press conference, as reported by Jutarnji.
Serbia has accused Croatia of participating in "attempts for a color revolution," as the Serbian government calls the student movement that sparked mass protests after the deadliest incident in Novi Sad.
Also, on Thursday evening, when Vučić confirmed that Serbia has supersonic ballistic missiles purchased from China, he said that Serbia has no intention of attacking anyone, but said he is concerned that "Serbia could be targeted" by the military alliance between Kosovo, Albania and Croatia in the future. /Express/
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