Marko Jakshiq, a former member of the Serbian negotiating team for Kosovo and a former Serbian deputy, issued an open letter to the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, sharply criticizing Belgrade’s policy regarding Kosovo. The impetus for his critique stemmed from the opening of a hotel owned by his relative, Jordan Jakshiq, on Ujman Lake, but the letter expands into a comprehensive critique of Serbia’s policy over the past decade. In the correspondence addressed to Vučić, Jakshiq stated, “Students are right when they say you are a traitor to all generations.” He further alleged that the hotel on Ujman Lake was constructed using funds accumulated from the sustained efforts of Jordan Jakshiq.
According to Jakshiq, Jordan Jakshiq had placed his trust in Vučić’s assurances that Serbia would prevent the loss of Valaq. The letter implies a significant divergence between the perceived commitment of the Serbian government and the realities on the ground, particularly concerning Kosovo. Jakshiq’s remarks suggest deep dissatisfaction with the direction of Serbian policy as implemented by the current administration.
By labeling Vučić a “traitor,” Jakshiq directly challenges the President’s perceived loyalty to Serbian interests, making his criticisms both personal and politically charged. The document serves as a public indictment of the government’s handling of sensitive national issues.
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