You're over the VV: Three of its officials allegedly said three identical sentences in Novi Sad

What stands out is that the three members of it, Andmend Muja, Fatmire Mullhaja and Sami Kurtesh, have been attributed the same words to this crowd.

The rights of minorities must be respected and discrimination against non-Serb minorities from Belgrade should be stopped. Minorities should serve as the bridge of co-operation between states, not as the instrument of conflict in which they live. This is a fundamental issue when we talk about the European and Euro-Atlantic integration of the Western Balkans, the three representatives of the V said. It says Vetevendosje, following Periscope.

This table is reported to have been held in Novi Pazar.

Also, it is not known whether the VV speaks of “the discrimination of non-Serb minorities from Belgrade” in Kosovo or Serbia.

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Minority rights should be respected and discrimination against non-Serb minorities from Belgrade should be stopped. Minorities should serve as the bridge of co-operation between states, not as the instrument of conflict in which they live. This is a fundamental issue when we talk about the European and Euro-Atlantic integration of the Western Balkans, the three representatives of the V said. Subhead, MP, Fatmire Muharza Kolcaku, MP, Amend Muja and our representative to the CEC, Sami Kurteshi, in the tournament titled: The exercise of minority rights in the Western Balkans' European and Euro-Atlantic integration process, which was held on Saturday in Novi Pazar.

Among the six panelists of this stand, including representatives of the Valley, the deputy in Serbia's parliament, Mr. Shaip Kamberi and Chairman of the National Council in the Valley, Mr. Ragmi Mustaf, our three representatives also stressed the importance of in the process of European and Euro-Atlantic integration the European Union having a more fair approach to people living in the Western Balkans and more strict towards politicians and states that prevent integration in this part. People should not continue to bear the consequences of their leaders.