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Kosovo Foreign and Diaspora Minister Meljiza Haradinaj-Stubla said Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić will not get permission to visit Kosovo “until he apologizes for the genocide committed against the Kosovo people.”
Photo: Betaa / HinaHe wrote on Twitter that “no one from Serbia will be allowed to visit Kosovo” and that “the time is almost over when Kosovo has been misused as currency for international bribery and as a political platform for the political spectacle of Vučić and Serbia.”
“He is not allowed to visit Kosovo until he apologizes for the genocide committed against our people and until those responsible for that genocide are brought to justice,” the Kosovo minister wrote on Twitter.
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– Meliza Haradinaj (@MelizaHaradinaj) November 25, 2020
The Kosovo Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora (MFA) announced on Saturday, November 21, that it will not allow the visit of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić to Kosovo. The ministry confirmed that Vucic submitted a request to visit Kosovo with three other associates on Thursday, November 19.
The delegation with Vučić should include the Minister of the Interior of Serbia, Aleksandar Vulin, the director of the Serbian Government Office for Kosovo, Petar Petković, and the former director of that office, Marko Djurić, who was recently appointed ambassador of Serbia to the United States.
The visit request followed the discovery of a mass grave in Serbia, which is suspected of containing the bodies of Kosovar Albanians killed in the 1999 conflicts, according to Gazeta Express.
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