Vlasi says he'll be begging if he starts dealing with the Kosovo- Serbia

The lawyer and former RSFJ official, as well as Kosovo President Hashim Thaci's adviser, considers dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia will not end soon because the positions of both sides are far apart.

“On the one hand, Serbia's chairman repeatedly reiterated that the agreement is possible if any compromise is reached, but does not show what compromise. He repeated that someone couldn't win anything, and someone couldn't. It doesn't say what and who from whom it should win, and if Serbia intends to gain something then what Kosovo owes Serbia”, Vlas finds.

In question of whether he would rule out the idea of partitioning Kosovo, Vlasi says that the possibility of partitioning Kosovo is completely disfellowshipped even for many reasons. The first “will not allow this the international factor that has managed Kosovo's independence, nor will Brussels, which is now leading the normalisation of Kosovo and Serbia's relations. Neither do they want to hear that they are talking about changing borders. But even if it were talked about it, it would not have been good for Kosovo or Serbia because it would have entered a dead end of”, Vlass says.

“What does separation mean? When we start discussing boundaries, the problem starts. Which part of Kosovo does Serbia think about because in all parts of Kosovo there are Serbs”, he adds.

Also, answering questions about whether Pristina has recently released some of its views in its positions, Vlasi says it is only creating an impression of that. The reality is different, because there is no politician in Kosovo who would talk about changing Kosovo's status, whether Kosovo is not a state or not it should be asked whether Kosovo is a state or not. So, for this matter she doesn't have a conversationor, and I would have known very well if she had”, Vlado concluded.