25 minutes agoAll Haradinaj and Thaci said about borders only during the last 24 hours
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Kosovo President Hashim Thaci, and Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj have diametrically opposed positions as regards the possibility of mending the border between Kosovo and Serbia. As President Thaci continues not to back off from his idea that the final peace agreement between Kosovo and Serbia could include border correction on the [...] side.
While President Thaci continues not to back off from his idea that the final peace agreement between Kosovo and Serbia could include the correction of the border, on the other hand, just as much stoic continues to be on his idea, Prime Minister Haradinaj, contradicting Thaci and his idea with the agreement that touching the borders could bring, as he has expressed the new “tragedy in the Balkans”.
The political battle between these two main political figures in Kosovo has continued today on the social Facebook network.
Through the social network, Facebook, President Thaci has said today that although Kosovo allies are making efforts and calls for Kosovo and Serbia to reach a final agreement, “unfortunately, individuals assigned to our country, with their actions trying to create panic and confusion”.
But, on the other hand, Prime Minister Haradinaj has today called on international partners to oppose, as he has said, devastating “ides and not allow them to reach the decision-making table”.
Haradinaj has said that the “continued public discussion on redefining borders and exchanging territories is an invitation for new tragedies in the Balkans, which leads to destabilisation, uncertainty and risks long-term political and security investments for stability and peace in Kosovo and the region”.
But, President Thaci has indirectly countered Haradinaj's statement, saying that <x0 calls for war and new tragedies in the Balkans belong to the mentality of the past century and, as such, deserve only to be thrown into the basket”.
President Thaci, even after meetings he had held Wednesday with Prime Minister Haradinaj, Chief Parliamentary Kadri Veselini and other institutional leaders, has not withdrawn from his desire to speak in dialogue with Serbia mediated by the European Union.
The new round of talks in Brussels, between President Hashim Thaci and his Serbian counterpart, Aleksandar Vuciq, is scheduled to take place on 7 September.
Thaci has said that in the dialogue he will talk about the possibility of joining Presevo, Medvedja and Bujanoc with the territory of Kosovo.
