Serbian media: 17 December to be D Day for Vucinqi

According to the warnings, KUINT representatives will go to Belgrade, which according to President Aleksandar Vuciq, could mean new pressure from the West for resolving problems with Kosovo and imposing sanctions on Russia, writes the Serbian newspaper “Blic”.

Following the calming of the situation caused by Serbian documents and license plates in Kosovo and with elections in northern Kosovo, a new match was set on, which risks causing complete chaos, even armed conflict in Kosovo, the Serbian newspaper writes.

That's why KUINT representatives will be in the region this week. The first to arrive in Belgrade is State Department adviser Derek Shole, who will discuss Serbia's <x0th energy security, regional economic integration and Serbia's progress for EU membership, is claimed in the article.

He will also discuss Serbia's role in strengthening regional peace and security and its continued commitment to EU-brokered dialogue in order to achieve a comprehensive normalisation of relations with Kosovo”, a State Department statement said.

However, Vuciq expects the most difficult day for Serbia to be Saturday. According to his words, then he and all of Serbia will be “exposed to attacks and fierce pressures from abroad, not only with the war of grace, which Serbia has so far been exposed, but with pressure so far greater and more difficult possible”.

And I can expect as of December 17th, when representatives of Germany, France, America, but even Brussels will be in Belgrade, and when we'll be able to explain on “how we should behave and if not, what the consequences will be”, Vuciq said.