The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, has exploded into banal insults in a speech against internationals, held on Sunday in front of the residents of Krajina.
As reported by the Serbian media Nova, Vucic is quoted as referring to the international community as a "cop", claiming that they are weakening Serbia in the international arena.
"If you had been right and said, we were wrong for Kosovo, we were wrong for the Republika Srpska. Give us something so we can see what we can do for you. No, you never said that. Because you great, powerful and strong, arrogant are not the ones who make mistakes. It is us, the little ones, who make mistakes. We, and only those who do not want to be your servants and citizens. And no Serb wants to be your servant," the Serbian president said.
"They say the rule of law is a joke. Three and a half years ago we had elections in the north of Kosovo. They recognized the elections with a turnout of two and a half percent. And that was the rule of law and democracy. Shame on you, I copy you. You took me to Moldova to tell me: 'No, no, we will never accept this. Western Free Europe will never accept this. Just be patient, Mr. President, wait a minute, soon you will have new elections, the Serbs will win.' Did the elections take place? For four years, the invaders ruled those municipalities. They found some Serbian servants, just as the Nazis found them from 1941 to 1945. There are always such people among Serbs, but they are a small number," Vucic added.