Vucinac for partitioning Kosovo: Better get something than nothing.

Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq, has confirmed that he supports Kosovo's partition option, respectively, by reacting to Bishop Teodosije, who rejected this option through an open letter.

Teodosije has said that partitioning Kosovo would force the Serbs from the southern part to leave and, meanwhile, has demonstrated grief even because of the monasteries.

Vuciq, responding to Theodosije, has said that the evacuation of Serbs is already taking place.

Would you like no border with Albanians? It's okay, tell people we'll be preparing to protect Vranje in 40 years. Do you think Serbs are not moving now. In an address I'll have that I'll mention all of it”, he said.

Vuciq has attacked Theodosijen, saying he is arguing similar to the secret services which oppose ethnic borders over the issue, for exactly the same reasons.

He has continued the attack, saying the Church is opposing partition because of the 650 thousand euros it receives from Kosovo's false state.

“Better take something than nothing”, Vuciq said, referring to the division of Kosovo. During this month in Serbia a proposal has been unveiled for Serbia to be granted four municipalities in northern Kosovo in exchange for normalising the reports, so Kosovo would not take the Presevo Valley under this proposal.

The bishop of Raska and Prizren's Diocese, Theodosije, through an open letter, has said that statements by politicians from Pristina and Belgrade for exchange of territories or any division of Kosovo are causing fear in the Serb population and would spur their deportation.

He even called these statements morally and politically irresponsible.

The bishop called for finding a solution between Belgrade and Pristina, in office of preserving peace and security for all citizens, particularly minority communities.

According to him, statements of division and exchange of territories put aside a host of important issues such as the return of displaced persons, the issue of missing persons, guaranteeing freedoms and human rights... and will lead to a massive exodation of the Serbian population.