Vucic: West ignoring Kurti's statements from Brussels

NIS - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said he was concerned over the fact the West was ignoring the statements made by Pristina's PM Albin Kurti in Brussels after the most recent round of the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue on Thursday.

Speaking to reporters, Kurti said Kosovo-Metohija Serbs and Srpska lista must "suffer and pay".

"The West is pretending to be naive and not to see what exactly Kurti said. Had I said what he said I would be hanging in Berlin, Brussels or Washington, but that's double standards," Vucic told reporters in Nis.

"He (Kurti) plays some strange games over there in Brussels, it is not quite clear to anyone what it is that he is doing but, all in all, the point of everything he is doing is to avoid the establishment of a Community of Serb Municipalities. His statement that Serbs and the people from Srpska lista must suffer and pay has been met with enormous resentment among the Serbs. We saw his revenge in Gracanica last night, and he will continue to take his revenge on the Serbs, but the Serbs are increasingly strong and increasingly united in their political and democratic resistance and all other forms of resistance," Vucic said, noting that he would continue to support Serbs in Kosovo-Metohija.