SRS protests against Nikolic-Jahjaga meeting
Supporters of the Serbian Radical Party (SNS) staged a protest in front of Belgrade's Presidency building on Monday against the announced meeting between Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic and Kosovo President Atifete Jahjaga, stating that, by attending this meeting, Nikolic will violate the Constitution.
(kosovocompromisestuff) Tuesday, February 05, 2013
Dozens of SRS supporters said that as the country's president Nikolic has pledged to work on preservation of the country's territorial integrity and sovereignty, and that he has violated this and many other oaths.
SRS official Nemanja Sarovic said that the statements that he will never recognize the independence of the so-called state of Kosovo fell through after the announcements of tomorrow's meeting.
"Betrayal has thus been exposed," Sarovic said, adding that the current government was brought to do what even the Democratic Party did not dare.
His party colleague Zoran Krasic stated that Serbia has the Constitution that obliges everyone, including the top officials.
"No one can give up Serbia for the sake of lifeless EU path, which is counting its last days. There is nothing more important than to preserve the country's territorial integrity and sovereignty," Krasic stressed.
A large number of police officers and members of the gendarmerie were securing the area where the protest was organized, preventing the protesters from approaching the Presidency building.
SRS official Nemanja Sarovic said that the statements that he will never recognize the independence of the so-called state of Kosovo fell through after the announcements of tomorrow's meeting.
"Betrayal has thus been exposed," Sarovic said, adding that the current government was brought to do what even the Democratic Party did not dare.
His party colleague Zoran Krasic stated that Serbia has the Constitution that obliges everyone, including the top officials.
"No one can give up Serbia for the sake of lifeless EU path, which is counting its last days. There is nothing more important than to preserve the country's territorial integrity and sovereignty," Krasic stressed.
A large number of police officers and members of the gendarmerie were securing the area where the protest was organized, preventing the protesters from approaching the Presidency building.
