The People’s Movement of Serbs from Kosovo ''Fatherland'' issued a press statement on Sunday evening, stating that the visit of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to Kosovo didn’t bring anything new, and that he said ''lots of futile promises and messages'' that ''cannot encourage Serbs at all'', reports NMagazin.
In the latest TV Show "Slobodno Srpski" (Free Serbian), a member of the Presidency of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo and professor for constitutional law prof. Dr. Riza Smaka, in an interview with Budimir Nicic, says that there was no doubt that the murder of Oliver Ivanovic was a political murder from different interests at a background, KIM radio reports.
The process of settling the status of Kosovo, which recently received an unexpected turn after the murder of one of the leaders of Kosovo Serbs Oliver Ivanović, is entering the final phase. This, according to experts, became even more obvious after the interview of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić given to the Serbian state television channel RTS on January 14. In it, Vučić for the first time expressed concern that a decision on the Kosovo and Metohija issue cannot be made within the framework of the existing constitution of Serbia.
Forty days after the murder of Oliver Ivanovic, a group of activists lead by Sanda Raskovic-Ivic Deputy President of Peoples Party (Vuk Jeremic’s party) would organize a protest gathering before the Serbian President Office at Andricev venac in Belgrade, Danas daily reports.
They will place posters with the photos of Zvonko Veselinovic, Milan Radojcic and Zoran Milojevic. Posters will also include inscriptions “Either they or we”.
Deputy President of CI SDP Ksenija Božović says that she has been promised by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić he would do everything so that the killers of Oliver Ivanović were soon found. “It really encouraged me” Božović said.
Deputy of the recently killed Oliver Ivanović, Ksenija Božović, attended the meeting with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić in Mitrovica North. She said that there were a lot of topics, but that she was interested in only one answer.
President Aleksandar Vucic says that it was "not easy and pleasant" but that he is satisfied with his visit to Kosovo and Metohija.
Vucic, who was there during the weekend, said he was satisfied because he has done "an extremely important job" on uniting the people in the province.
He also stressed that he had invited all his political opponents to Mitrovica and talked with them.
MITROVICA, Kosovo — The challenge for President Aleksandar Vucic of Serbia was steep: Visiting a neighboring country whose sovereignty he does not recognize, addressing a group of people deeply distrustful of his intentions and talking about an assassination that remains unsolved.
Six witnesses have been examined in connection with the murder of Oliver Ivanovic so far, says Deputy Kosovo Minister of Internal Affairs Milan Radojevic to Kontakt plus radio.
Radojevic told the radio that Kosovo Police is ready to cooperate with everyone in the region, including the Serbian Ministry of Interior, and reminds that there are no official contacts between these two ministries, but that this will most probably be done in accordance with the Brussels Agreement.
Serbian Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic says the reaction of Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj was "completely unacceptable."
As previously reported by Prva TV, Pristina definitely refused Belgrade's cooperation in the investigation into the murder of Oliver Ivanovic.
Stefanovic said on Thursday afternoon that the reaction of Haradinaj and of the minister of justice of the Pristina institutions was "completely unacceptable."
The murder of Oliver Ivanovic was ordered, planned, political killing, and there is no doubt about it, according to the editor of the Belgrade weekly Vreme Filip Svarm. Deputy Oliver Ivanovic Ksenija Bozovic says she does not expect killers and orderers to be found, she thinks that there will not be a conflict between Serbs and Albanians, but that a faster migration of Serbs from Kosovo can occur, N1 reports.