a few seconds agoSerbian media: Turkey no longer stands behind Kosovo
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Political analyst from Serbia Branko Radun, referring to the recent developments in Kosovo about the expulsion of six “gylenists”, has said Turkey no longer stands behind Kosovo. He has added that if trade exchange between Belgrade and Pristina increased to 1 billion euros, Albanians would immediately see Serbia differently. Serbia's president [...]
Serbia's President Aleksandar Vuciq from April 10th to 20th awaits the most difficult talks for Kosovo's future, and he does not expect good news for Serbia, writes portal “kurir”.
What warnings they may be and what is the closest solution for Kosovo for this Serbian portal, political analyst Branko Radun and journalist Milovan Jovanovic speak, Coha.net broadcasts.
Jovanovic:
Have we surrendered with the signing of the Kumanovo Agreement, or Milosevic has defeated NATO? The Vatican has saved what could be saved! It is something else that Albanians have not respected on their side of the agreement.
Radun:
We are seeking to tolerate Kosovo's entry into the UN, and that means recognition. In Ramboullet Serbia has accepted it all. We have all accepted except the request for Kosovo's later independence referendum. We were not allowed to use mechanisms from Resolution 1244. I think Albanians had the green light from Americans not to respect the obligation to form AKS. Albanian Narco-carda works with Western secret services. The frozen conflict is a bad choice, but I don't see a better solution.
Jovanovic:
All must be behind President Vuciq's effort to reach compromise solutions with Kosovo Albanians, Bosniaks and Croats. Moghrin, Juncker, Tusk, McAlister don't decide anything. You didn't ask Angela Merkel anymore, Washington asked.
Radun:
The Kosovo issue for any Government is a test and very difficult experience. Kosovo's formal recognition is not on the table, but is Kosovo's entry into the UN. Americans over the past 25 years have invested heavily in Kosovo's independence.
Jovanovic:
There will surely be efforts for negotiations for Kosovo to receive observer status in the UN like Palestine. After Djuric's arrest, Serbia has acted wisely, we have come to talk and you are mistreating us. Most important is the effort to compromise with Americans.
Jovanovic: Vucinq has not lost Kosovo
Radun:
Our opinion knows we cannot turn Kosovo back, but it is against recognition and indirect recognition. This is where Vucin is limited.
