Drecun: Kurti implementing Western goals

BELGRADE - The head of the Serbian parliamentary committee on Kosovo-Metohija Milovan Drecun said on Monday Pristina's PM Albin Kurti was merely implementing Western goals, including the goal of getting Serbia to recognise the so-called Kosovo as a state.

"We still do not realise that the political West is still at war with Serbia and that everything that is going on right now is a continuation of the criminal bombing of Serbia, but wrapped in a different cover," Drecun said in an appearance on Pink TV.

"Kurti is a tool and an instrument for implementing the ultimate Western demands and interests. The only difference between Pristina and the West today lies in some tactical moves, while everything else is something they have in common," Drecun said.

He noted that the West and Pristina had a completely identical goal - to get the false state of Kosovo recognised - and were in quite a rush due to upcoming elections in the US and the EU.

"Kurti is making no secret of that. He wants to get that false state into the UN as well because, without that, they can in no way have a state in its full capacity in terms of international law, and they cannot do so without reaching some kind of a final agreement with Belgrade," Drecun said.

"If you accept that, then you treat your own southern province as some kind of a state, which is impermissible," Drecun noted, adding that Kurti was escalating daily terror against Kosovo-Metohija Serbs because he believed it was what Belgrade was the "most sensitive" to.