Austrian diplomat warns something frightening for Kosovo

So estimates Austrian diplomat Wolfgang Petritsch, who in 1997-99 had served as Austria's ambassador to Belgrade and as the European Union's special envoy for Kosovo, in which he had also acted as EU chief negotiator in the Rambouillet peace talks.

Petritsch, in an interview for Deutsche Welle, has made an analysis of the situation in the Balkans and, among other things, talked about how he sees the current situation in Kosovo.

Kosovo is deeply divided. It is a weak state near collapse compared to Serbia that has developed economically, but also in other areas”.

The official party needs to establish ties with the Serb community. The agreement on the formation of Serbian municipalities was signed years ago. This agreement must be implemented. This is Pristina's” obligation.

Austrian politician has also spoken of final reconciliation between Kosovo and Serbia. He says the European Union now has a historic opportunity to move forward in this direction because of current circumstances.

According to Petritsch, Serbian President Aleksandar Vuciq, is a realistic politician who understands the circumstances, while also mentioning the fact that his friendship with Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama is extremely important in resolving the Albanian-Serbian conflict final.