Vuciq talks about Kosovo issue, says powerful states are supporting

Serbian President Aleksandar Vuciq considers that “a compromise will be reached for Kosovo, but we must act responsibly and dare that in the conduct of Pristina, type of do whatever you Serbs want, we are independent, to return it, then we don't want anything. He said Serbia cannot expect an opportunity for a new conflict, from which all would disappear.

“We must participate in talks, to fight and try to come to a solution”, Vuciq has told reporters.

There should be no fear of resolution, because I have seen a great fear of all our people, for any solution. It is best that nothing is ever resolved, to wait for an opportunity for a new conflict, from which we would come out the way we would, in every respect, physical, political, economic and in every other respect, said Vuciq.
As Serbian media reports, Vuciq said that “can no longer explain these things to those who are not clear” and stressed that “this is not because Albanians are strong, but because they are on the issue of Kosovo independence, against us Americans and many other powerful countries, as if we had them at one time”.

Will something change in five, or the next ten years? Hardly. Someone means things in the world are changing. They differ, today there is greater power of China, Russia, Turkey and many others, but has changed something significantly in the field, except there are fewer Serbs everywhere and in Belgrade”, Vuciq said.

He added that Albanians in Kosovo continue to crack down on “and seek the greatest possible pressure on Serbia to resolve this matter”.

“They think this issue has already been carried out, we are an independent state like Kosovo, and you Serbs do whatever you want”, Vuciq said.

According to him, that is why authorities in Kosovo “will not form the Association of Serb majority municipalities”.

Vuovic said that yesterday and the day before, Enver Hoxhaj and Blerim Shala at the Brdo-Brion meeting in Skopje, have said that association is the maximum of what Serbs can take as a final solution, if they recognise Kosovo's independence.
He added that Albanians in Pristina do not understand that this is their obligation in accordance with the Brussels Agreement, which, according to him, does not mention either independence or the UN.