4 minutes agoSerbian List Officials Equip With Diplomatic passports to the Republic of Kosovo
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)The diplomatic passport is the most powerful presentation document, but if it possesses it, even the acceptance of a state. Top Serbian List officials have been equipped with this document, even though on the other hand they refuse to accept the state of Kosovo, which makes them contradictory, and only declaratively against the Republic [...]
The Serbian list, the political group conducted directly from Belgrade -- or Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic -- will accept the state of Kosovo, where it was agreed. The Metro newspaper has secured the list with the names of several deputies and other state officials in Kosovo's institutions from this political subject, which have received state passports that declaratly reject it.
These days when a lynching campaign has been launched against Sava Janjici, Serbian priest of the Decani Monastery, the cause of his statements against the division of Kosovo, has also mentioned the citizenship and documents of Kosovo he possesses.
But it is not only Janzic who has received Kosovo state documents. Among those who have agreed to be equipped with these documents are senior representatives of the Serbian List, including northern Mitrovica Mayor Goran Rakic.
The Metro newspaper has secured a list, showing that with diplomatic passports of the state of Kosovo, MPs, deputy ministers and even chairman of northern Mitrovica.
The full list of Serbian List officials who have received the diplomatic passport of the Republic of Kosovo:
Goran Rakic, chairman of northern Mitrovica; Miljana Nikolic, Kosovo MP; Boban Stankovic, deputy minister at the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports; Zoran Mojsilovic, Kosovo Parliament MP; Milan Radojevic deputy minister at the Ministry of Internal Affairs; Aleksandar Spasic, deputy minister at the Ministry of Environment and Space Planning; Verica Ceranic, Kosovo Parliament MP and Milana Nikolic, also deputy of the Kosovo parliament.
Exploitation of the opportunities the state of Kosovo offers, as in this case with Serbian List officials, is additional evidence that they only overwhelmingly reject Republika, while practically accepting it, as in the government action, where they have officially not resigned from ministerial posts, even though they are continuing to boycott the government and the ruling coalition.
