The seal is obeyed by the boss: Vucinqi told me not to talk about Kosovo's ban

Aleksandar Vulin said he believes Albanians are afraid of his words, and for that reason he was barred from entering Kosovo, Gazeta Express follows.

He also said it was Serbia's President, Aleksandar Vucic, who advised him not to speak after that ban.

In a statement to Serbian media Tanjug, he also said that “and Europeans fear us, who often teach us lessons about free speech”.

The Kosovo Ministry of Foreign Affairs has banned Aleksandar Vulin from entering Kosovo for the celebration of Vidovdan Serbs, held annually in Gazimestan.