“Following announcement of ethnic delineation with Albanians, in Serb areas south of the Ibar River a despair prevails (…). Authorities are provoking silent but efficient “Storm” for the Serbs, since no Serb wants to live in “Greater Albania,”” Fatherland Movement warned today, KoSSev portal reported.

Recalling that in 1999, more than 700 settlements remained without 200.000 Serbs, Fatherland claims Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic accepted it “as a regular fact” instead to use these 200.000 displaced Serbs as a crucial argument in his negotiations with Pristina.

“How many times we have heard from him, there are no Serbs in Stimlje and that nobody wants to go and live in Stimlje. He intentionally avoided to tell the truth, there were more than 200 Serbs houses in Stimlje until 1999. And there was a mental hospital there, where Serbs were majority of employees,” Fatherland said.

The Movement claims Serbian President Vucic is “deceiving” citizens in Serbia with so-called internal dialogue about Kosovo, while at the same time he is intensively negotiating with Hashim Thaci, in different places from New York to Paris, adding it is presumed that a son of George Soros, Alex is a mediator in these negotiations.

Fatherland Movement also recalled that in a press conference on Monday, in Mitrovica North, President Vucic said that no solution for Kosovo would be made without agreement with the Serbs from Kosovo and Metohija, and only two days after he promoted an idea on delineation with Albanians.

“One can only guess what happened during these two days. Hashim Thaci said it several times that many in Belgrade would get a headache over new facts related to the murder of Oliver Ivanovic, so maybe this can be a reason, or a warning from those who brought Vucic to power came to fulfil the promise and surrender Kosovo or something else,” Fatherland Movement speculated, KoSSev portal reported.