Vuciq does not rule out military intervention when it comes to Kosovo

He said when it comes to Kosovo, compromise was important, “to live in peace”, Periscope broadcast, reported “b92”.

I wouldn't add or take anything else when I spoke to what I said at the UN. Kosovo will not join the UN unless we are satisfied with something and we cannot be satisfied if any state recognises Kosovo”, Vuciq told “RTS” late Tuesday.

He added that it was “sure that not all can be satisfied, but Serbia insists the agreement cannot be such where one party is satisfied and the other is not satisfied”.

Vucic stressed it was the key “to resolve the Serbian-Albanian relationship once and for all”.

I want to tell Serbs that we have a reality, that we don't live in a mythic past, but that we also haven't lost everything. The reality is far from these two” positions, the president stressed.

When asked whether he can ensure that there will be no armed conflicts in Kosovo, Vucic said:

“No one can fully guarantee this, but it is a major achievement of negotiations that in the last four years no Serb has been killed in ethnic conflicts, we should look at ourselves through our eyes and say what is true and what is objective of not giving something that is ours, what we control”.

Asked how long Kosovo's dialogue could last, Vucic said it was a month-long issue.

We don't have time for years. I want a solution, if it doesn't exist, will be a frozen conflict”, the president said.

According to Vucic, those who criticise the Serbian List, which supported Ramush Haradinaj's government, are highly hypocritical “”.

The “in the same way would have been criticised a deal with Vetevendosje, which supports Greater Albania, or we should wait for the upcoming elections with a pledge of six to eight per cent of the Serbian population in Kosovo”, he added.

Vucic said he supported the Serbian List's decision, however, he added, “Serbia will not change its position on Haradinaj”.

“in Serbia, he is accused of war crimes and I am not planning to defend myself from those who have never been to Kosovo. I received the support of 80 per cent of Serbs in Kosovo for the presidential election, not because I was beating tits, but because I went to every village”, he said.

He denied that Kosovo is lost, adding that he wanted to show Serbs that “we have a reality that is not what we like”.

“If we had lost Kosovo, I wouldn't have fought so hard for it every day”, Vuciq said.

He recalled that he was the strongest and most determined “in his positions when Albanians were to be brought to northern Kosovo as policemen”.

He recalled that by 2012, Kosovo was recognised by 86 countries, by the end of 2013 by another “12 to 13” countries after it took over as prime minister from “just 4-5 countries” and those that are not the “on the international map<5>.

Speaking of his recent visit to New York, where he addressed the UN General Assembly, he said the situation in the world was <x0-> confusing” and noted that he “does not remember it was ever so complicated”.

“NCO, we have achieved many, as for Interpol, China has not given them (Pristina representatives) visas to enter China for the Interpol meeting because they have submitted their application as Kosovo state, and China does not recognise that state”, Vucic said./Periscopi/