Vucciq has strategy to postpone the Kosovo issue 15 years

Forum for Ethnic Relations Director Dusan Janjzic has said Serbia's president Aleksandar Vuciq has been building the so-called strategy ext [outletal strategy] under which it allows the solution to Kosovo's problem to be postponed for several years, Koha.net broadcasts.

The political dialogue in which the government presidents are participating is implementing the results. Now there are some tasks:

First, register all agreements that have not been implemented. Second, there is a high degree of compliance for the protection of cultural objects and monasteries which Ahtisaari's plan has preceded and we have accepted. Third, what Thaci particularly cares about is demarcation of the border so that it can correctly determine where the borders are. In parallel, Vuciq is building an extregy that allows the final solution not to be reached immediately but, for example, after 10 or 15 years. hypothetically, Serbia for 15 years could be in the EU and possibly even in NATO. Then, within these large systems, it could be talked about the eventual division of the north from Kosovo. Then the West would not see us as a threat to security or space where Russian influence is powerful, but as part of his community. Perhaps then there will be no problems either in Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, and that eases the” position, the Serbian weekly Express quoted Janjic as saying.

In his words, although Vucinqi is harsh and often nervous in public appearance, he is essentially a pragmatic politician, broadcasting Koha.net.

He realized that in 10 or 15 years we could be better off than we are now. When you reach the dead “”, express myself with a football dictionary, you build a long-term strategy and, if necessary, you can change the team. He can do so, because he has political powers in local opinion, there is no problem with authority, as Thaci does in Kosovo. Thus, he will save the mistakes left to him and still make the most of what is possible. The account of the exchange of territory is just a retrospect, because Belgrade is aware that it has been made wrong when negotiating Brussels' second agreement in 2015 to expand the association of Serbian municipalities ( AKS in 10 municipalities, and not only for four municipalities in the north, as originally conceived. Now it is possible to negotiate the re-defining of the AKS, in terms of gaining greater competencies, but for a smaller number of municipalities. This is a “AKS plus”, Janjiq said.