Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has accused Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti of unequal treatment regarding entry into Kosovo's territory, claiming that he and his family members have been denied this right for years.
During an interview for the show " Nacionali Magazin ", Vučić commented on the visit of Student List representatives to Kosovo and their meeting with Bishop Teodosije in Gračanica, questioning the reasons for which they were given permission to enter the country.
The acting Serbian president claimed that he himself has not been able to visit Kosovo for years, not even as a private citizen, while, according to him, his family members also face the same obstacle.
"I have not been able to enter Kosovo for years. Neither as a citizen, nor even a member of my family can come privately, because Albin Kurti does not allow this. While he allows them," Vučić declared.
He also focused on the statements of the representatives of the Student List, who had initially claimed that the visit to Kosovo had not taken place in the capacity of political representatives.
However, according to Vučić, in a later statement it was announced that Bishop Teodosije had received them precisely as representatives of this list.