Even Serbian nationalists are suspicious of Russia

All Serbian media yesterday and today wrote about the letter sent to Vladimir Putin by a radical Serb from Kosovo.

In this letter, Slavisha Ristiq, head of the Serbian extremist movement "Otadzbina" complains to Putin about the actions of Aleksandar Vucic in relation to Kosovo, reports KosovaPress.

However, an interesting issue that is noticed in the letter is the fact when Ristiq casts doubt on whether or not the former head of the Russian Office in Pristina has conveyed to Putin the "award" that the Serbian municipalities from the north had given him.

Trying to remind Putin who the Serbs of Kosovo are and that they once decorated him with "Honorary Citizen"

"Of course you remember that we, the Serbs of the southern province of Serbia, on 15.03.2011, in the presence of 500 people's representatives, at the house of culture in Zubin Potok, awarded him the award by which we declared him 'Honorary Citizen'. We presented the award to the former head of the Russian Office in Pristina, Andrej Shogorov, who promised us that he would present it to you during his visit to Belgrade on 23.03.2011. We hope he has done this", among other things, Ristić's letter to Putin states, in which doubts are raised whether Shogorov, as the former head of the Russian Office in Pristina, had forwarded it to Putin.