Serbs 'go crazy', fill the streets in protest: "Greater Albania" is happening

Some Serbs in protest blocked the Serb part at the border crossing in Merdare on Saturday morning.

Serbian protesters blocked the Serb part at the border crossing in Merdare with trucks on Saturday morning, due to the latest developments in Kosovo.

According to Serbian media, this happened due to the adoption of the law on referendum and expropriation in Serbia, but also due to the policy of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic towards Kosovo and Metohija, as well as the implementation of the Brussels agreements.

"Albanians are building the so-called Greater Albania and our government is silent, the border points between Albania and Kosovo have been removed for a week, while the real border has been built at the crossings between Kosovo and central Serbia," said protest leader Nemanja Sarovic.

Sarovic is the leader of the political movement "Love, Faith and Hope" in Serbia and it is believed that the members of the latter were the organizers of this protest.

He added that citizens in Merdare have blocked traffic in both directions and that the protests will last until Vucic leaves power.

Citizens gathered at the Merdare crossroads held placards that read "Little Schengen = Greater Albania".

The protest was followed by Serbian nationalist songs.