ISerbia’s vice president, Aleksandar Vuciq, has rejected the possibility of handing over Milan Radojic, former deputy leader of the Serbian List, to the authorities of the Republic of Kosovo.

He claims such an act would imply formal recognition of Kosovo’s independence and would mark, according to him, the beginning of the end of the Serbian state.

Just keep in mind that the handover of Radojici or anyone else in Pristina, in any form, would imply recognition of the state of Kosovo and the beginning of the end of the Serbian state. This would not be the capitulation, but the de jure recognition of Kosovo. It is not indirect recognition, but formal legal recognition of the state of Kosovo. Vuciq said in a Serbian media medium.