Abbott Sava Janjic today on FB reacted to the Belgrade's plan for the protection of sacred sites in Kosovo saying that there is nothing new in this plan.

Janjic wrote that ''Belgrade's glorious plan on protection of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SOC) holy shrines in KiM, published today in the media, is nothing new, but a repetition of what Kostunica's government with the SOC in 2007 agreed with Albanians and Ahtisaari, and which already is included in Kosovo law on protected zones.''

For most Christians residing in the West, the Kosovo “question” has long been forgotten. But for Serbs and other non-majority communities who live in Kosovo, the march of the international community toward ethnic zones in an independent Kosovo presents a genuine risk to our sacred shrines and our lives.

Abbott of Visoki Decani monastery Sava Janjic denounced the ban on entering Kosovo to French humanitarian Arnaud Gouillon and said that the conduct of the Kosovo police was "scandalous”, reports portal NMagazin.

Janjic wrote on his Twitter account that the Diocese had contacted international officials in Pristina due to the event.

"Today, from the Diocese, we contacted international officials in Pristina on this occasion because Arnaud is a French citizen and EU citizen," Janjic wrote.

A negative campaign against the high-ranking Decani Abbot, father Sava Janjic continues with the accusations of Sima Spasic from the Association of Families of the Abducted and Missing, reports portal Vesti.

Representatives of other associations do not support Spasic's actions, stating that he should not be involved in politics but in clarifying the fate of the missing.