Austrian Chancellor: Serbian mafia does not recognize ethnicity, cooperates with terrorists

2022-06-25 15:50:03Politikë SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Austrian Chancellor: Serbian mafia does not recognize ethnicity, cooperates with
Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer

Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer, at a joint conference with Prime Minister Edi Rama at the Wachau European Forum on "Preserving Europe's Future and EU Enlargement", outlined the points why the Western Balkans should become part of the EU as soon as possible. first.

The Austrian Prime Minister spoke about the crime in this region, especially the Serbian one, up to history, where he also mentioned the war against the Ottoman Empire.

" We are among the largest investors in the Western Balkans, but remember, it is also China and Turkey. The Western Balkans is very important. It is a matter of security to bring the countries of the Western Balkans closer.

One of the most dangerous groups is organized crime in Serbia, which does not recognize any ethnicity when it comes to crime. They cooperate with terrorists. We also saw with our own eyes here during the terrorist attacks that the weapons had come from the former Yugoslavia. We must trust each other in order to destroy these groups.

The other reason is the culture, the diversity we have with these countries.

The main argument is history. How absurd it is that an Austrian chancellor would not stand by Albania on the path to integration. We have recognized the independence of Albania, this is related to 1912, with the First World War, the Second War, the Cold War. The connection that comes from history. We have always been allies in the fight against the gates of Vienna. The history of Austria is characterized by the experience of ups and downs, we have seen ups and downs. We take responsibility for mistakes, but we are responsible.

Regarding Serbia, I am trying to speak at a high level. There are many challenges that need to be addressed, especially with technical conflicts. "Even here Austria can help ," said the Austrian chancellor.

 


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