7 hours agoIs Putin afraid of Trump? Here is his plan during visit to Serbia
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)Russia's President Vladimir Putin will visit Serbia on 17 January next year, Serbia's President, Aleksandar Vuciq, has announced. And as Serbian media write, Telegrafi conveys, as the final solution to Kosovo's problem approaches, the two largest powers -- the United States and Russia -- are struggling for dominance in [...]
Russia's President Vladimir Putin will visit Serbia on 17 January next year, Serbia's President, Aleksandar Vuciq, has announced.
And as Serbian media write, Telegrafi conveys, as the final solution to Kosovo's problem approaches, the two largest powers -- the United States and Russia -- are struggling for dominance in the region.
Following US President Donald Trump's letter calling on Hashim Thaci and Aleksandar Vucinqi to reach historic agreements, the Russian president does not want to waste time
Since the agreement in Paris on November 11th has not been reached against expectations, Trump has seen a chance to take a key role and process negotiations”, Serbian media medium “quoted its sources from diplomatic circles, Blic.rs”.
Therefore, in a letter to Thaci he said he is ready to welcome him and Vucinqiqi to the White House to celebrate the solution to the problem.
In a letter sent to Kosovo President Hashim Thaci, US President Donald Trump, has asked leaders in Kosovo to exploit this moment, which he has called unique, to speak in one voice and reach a comprehensive agreement with Serbia.
In that direction, Trump has, among other things, written to President Thaci that the United States is willing to assist in efforts to reach an agreement that reflects in a balanced way the interests of Kosovo and Serbia.
Even, as stated further, such an agreement is reachable
For the end, what's also striking is the fact that Trump has written that he expects President Thaci and his Serbian counterpart, Aleksandar Vuciq, to celebrate what will be a historic agreement”.
And this “mining” of Putin, the Serbian medium calls “panik”, which he writes also has decided to visit Serbia soon.
Otherwise, Russia is known as the supporter of Serbia's aspirations.
The Russian ambassador to Vasily Nebenzja at the UN, who supported Serbian President Vuciq and Serbia at the UN Security Council session held with Serbia's proposal, due to the formation of the Kosovo Army.
He said he shared the concern expressed by the Serbian president and stressed that the KSF's transformation into the Kosovo Army is a violation of Resolution 1244 and that it threatens peace and security in the region. He also praised that KFOR was the key to fulfilling its mandate.
