Vlasi has an answer for Serbs: You must accept reality called Kosovo

Starting with the proposal made by Serbian President Aleksandar Vuciq for internal dialogue and recognition of Kosovo, similar statements have also led Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Ivica Dacic and eventually Centre for Euro-Atlantic Studies Director Jelena Miliq, stressing that Serbia should not block Kosovo.

Meanwhile, according to political analyst and lawyer Azem Vlasi, these statements are coming at an appropriate time, as he already says Serbia should understand the reality called Kosovo.

He has also praised the Daciqi and Miliqi declaration, where he says the idea for partitioning Kosovo is old. While the latter is in the face of Kosovo's non-blocking, it is broad in order for the Serbian state to accept Kosovo as a state.

With Vuciq's public appearance through that authorial text, which says Serbia really has to pave its way to even formally accept the new reality of Kosovo for which all in Serbia know it exists 18 years of 99. Now measure the text of Vucinqi is presented by various people with different ideas, but all point to Vuciqi's initiatives as an escape from the new reality that is related to Kosovo as a state. So, they also have separate tasks and ordered the Serbian government's deputy head, who says we should not prevent Kosovo from joining international organisations except in the United Nations, thinking up to a Kosovo-Serbia” agreement, Vlasi said of Indexline.

He has mentioned some of the benefits Serbia may have in this case.

“Dacic comes out for partitioning Kosovo, which is an old idea. This lady comes up with more constructive ideas that she says should not block Kosovo, so that all of this is a failure of different proposals with a very broad goal for Serbia to accept Kosovo with a new reality as state entities, but tests what can benefit. In terms of the territorial or declaration of Serbia's competencies on the Serb community in Kosovo that have insisted many from Serbia to continue to insist again that the Serb majority municipal community preserve Serbia's institutional individual with Kosovo Serbs, but also something about the status of the Orthodox Church and so on” has been expressed.

Vlasi has further added that Serbia should accept Kosovo as a state, as it considers it a strong barrier towards membership in the European Union.

Serbia is oriented to benefit as much as possible, but the new reality that Kosovo is a state, however, must admit that it has a strong barrier from the path to membership in the European Union. We know that the Kosovo issue is important and they are moving, however, to accept Kosovo as a state of” has ended it.