Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic warned that if Kosovo and Metohija issue is not resolved, in 20 years Serbia would lose everything, RTS reported. President Vucic was asked to comment on an appeal sent by the Serbian Orthodox Church Raska-Prizren Eparchy Bishop Teodosije, expressing concern over statements by some politicians from both sides regarding delineation.

In an appeal, Bishop Teodosije warned that division of the territories would lead to the departure of Serbs from the southern province and destruction of cultural heritage.

“You do not want delineation with Albanians? No problem, tell people to get ready to defend Vranje in 40 years. Don’t you think that our people do not leave already today? In address I would have, I would present all the data,” Vucic said, RTS reported.

"I guess it is better something, than nothing," Vucic added, noticing that Church, although is against ethnic borders, wants that "false state of Kosovo" pays to it 650.000 euros.

And many others, in particular political opponents do not want any solution for Kosovo. "They want to be safe today, and tomorrow? They do not care (...)," Vucic also said.

According to him, the essence is that his opponents see Kosovo issue "as the best ground" to bring his government down, RTS reported.