6 hours agoRed lines in dialogue, Army exacerbating Serbia
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Germany's red lines in dialogue, as well as the support the United States of America gave to transforming KSF into the military, are the two issues which have irritated Serbia. Top Serbian state officials, including President Alexander Vuciq, Prime Minister Anna Brnabiq, and the director of the so-called Office for Kosovo [...]
Top Serbian state officials, including President Aleksandar Vuciq, Prime Minister Anna Brnabyq, as well as the director of the so-called Office for Kosovo in Serbia's Government, Marko Djurovic has used the Security Conference held last week in Belgrade, to request that no restrictions be imposed on the agreement with Pristina, writes today <x0 Ditore<18x1>.
But the goal of Serbia's leadership to solve the problem with Kosovo through changing borders has been dealt by European diplomats.
A preferred result in the final phase does not even have the United States of America, in which Kosovo President Hashim Thaci counts support for the idea of “correction” of the border.
Assistant Secretary of State Matthew Palmer, has made it clear that they do not invest in any preferred option in Kosovo-Serbia dialogue. He has only said that he encourages parties to have ownership in dialogue and reach compromise... (mostly read today at “Koha Ditore”)
