One day Thaci, one day Vuchy. Who's next today?

The so-called final dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia will intensify by September. Kosovo President Hashim Thaci and Serbia's Aleksandar Vuciq, apparently have made up their mind: one day yes, one day no, to appear in media conferences.

Interestingly, both of them, in all appearances after the first, brief and very difficult meeting, as Thaci himself has described, use almost the same speech. If there are any questions from journalists, at the end of the conference the dynamics of monotonous speeches may change slightly, but they say exactly the same things.

If you look at President Thaci at the last two conferences they had, he talks about the same issues: Kosovo has also been ready for dialogue in the past and has benefited from it. You're thinking of Rambouille, Vienna. The goal of why Thaci cites these talks is to tell the opposition in Kosovo that even in these talks in some form we will be victorious, as we have emerged from past negotiations/negotiations. If someone tells Thaci that the opposition is not interested in hearing it, then he sends hugs.

In his first interview, in Klan Kosova, after returning from Brussels, President Thaci had not definitely denied that he would not talk about partitioning Kosovo. Suddenly, in his media conferences, there was a classy turnover: partition will not be.

Similar to this strategy is Aleksandar Vuciq. He tells Serbs that we have lost Kosovo, but we will take at least something from it, and the next day he tells them that he is the warrior who will lead Kosovo to the end.

Before yesterday was Thaci at the conference, yesterday was Vuciq. Who's next today? /Periscope.