Aleksandar Vucic says he fears that Albanians have decided "not only to bring unrest and fear among Serbs, but also take some other measures."

The Serbian president said this for RTS, apparently referring to a spate of recent incidents targeting Serbs in Kosovo.

"I am afraid that they have decided to, with someone's tacit support, not only bring unrest and fear among Serbs, especially Serb returnees south of the Ibar, but that what they did with Marko Djuric and the failure to conduct an investigation into the murder of Oliver Ivanovic will bring additional fear to the north of Kosovo," said Vucic.

He added that he "feared that at some point they would take some other measures" and asked "people in the international community" to "keep this in mind."

The Serbian president added that he "knows how everything was functioning until 2003 in Kosovo and Metohija."

"At that time, we had a harmonized story, standards before status, and those did not exist then as they don't exist today. The click and trigger for giving some kind of independence to Kosovo's autonomy were the riots in 2004 when Albanians took matters into their own hands and always with the direct support of some Western countries," he said.

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