Koštunica: Kosovo, Vojvodina both part of Serbia

DSS leader and Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica was campaigning in Sremska Mitrovica today. Kostunica told the gathering in the Vojvodina town that Serbia has two Mitrovicas - one in the south and another in the north, underscoring that this also shows that Kosovo is, just like Vojvodina, part of Serbia, Tanjug reported. Kostunica: Kosovo, Vojvodina both part of Serbia Kostunica told citizens of Sremska Mitrovica that those who claim that Kosovo is lost "are getting prepared to put their hands on other parts of the country". "The Mitrovicas in the north and south are a confirmation that Vojvodina is ours and that Kosovo is also ours," said Kostunica. He evaluated that the "new coalition between Canak, the DS and G17 Plus pursues the dirtiest election campaign and propaganda by saying that Serbia is heading towards isolation because it fights for Kosovo". Kostunica said that "it is evident that this coalition had forgotten that democracy means convincing and not intimidating citizens of Serbia", adding that Serbia is "defending what already belongs to her, that her fight is based on law, and that it is supported by 150 countries, which say the same thing Belgrade does - that Kosovo is Serbia". Kostunica repeated that after the May 11 elections, Serbia should get a state-building, nationally responsible and honest government, which will fight for further defense of Kosovo, its path to the European Union, but without trading Kosovo in exchange. The DSS leader also put economic development and social justice, and resolute fight against crime and corruption as his priorities.

Koštunica: Kosovo, Vojvodina both part of Serbia

Koštunica told citizens of Sremska Mitrovica that those who claim that Kosovo is lost "are getting prepared to put their hands on other parts of the country".

"The Mitrovicas in the north and south are a confirmation that Vojvodina is ours and that Kosovo is also ours," said Koštunica.

He evaluated that the "new coalition between Čanak, the DS and G17 Plus pursues the dirtiest election campaign and propaganda by saying that Serbia is heading towards isolation because it fights for Kosovo".

Koštunica said that "it is evident that this coalition had forgotten that democracy means convincing and not intimidating citizens of Serbia", adding that Serbia is "defending what already belongs to her, that her fight is based on law, and that it is supported by 150 countries, which say the same thing Belgrade does - that Kosovo is Serbia".

Koštunica repeated that after the May 11 elections, Serbia should get a state-building, nationally responsible and honest government, which will fight for further defense of Kosovo, its path to the European Union, but without trading Kosovo in exchange.

The DSS leader also put economic development and social justice, and resolute fight against crime and corruption as his priorities.