Serbian opposition figures criticize Vučić's Kosovo policy and student‑list support

Former Kosovo negotiator and ex‑parliamentarian Dr. Marco Jakšić addressed an open letter to President Aleksandar Vučić, accusing him of betraying Kosovo for generations. Jakšić cited the demolition of his relative’s hotel on Lake Gazivode, the handling of the Brussels and Ohrid agreements, and the loss of Serbian‑funded infrastructure such as the Ibar‑Lepena water system and the Banjska bath, claiming the government had handed these assets to Pristina.

Separately, Robert Kozma, a member of the Green‑Left Front (ZLF), told media that the party’s backing of a student‑run electoral list for upcoming elections is conditional. Kozma said the support is tied to the student movement adhering to ZLF’s values and positions on foreign‑policy issues, rejecting claims that the endorsement is unconditional.

Both statements reflect growing opposition criticism of Vučić’s administration on issues ranging from Kosovo policy to the role of student politics in Serbia’s electoral landscape.