Hashim Thaci: We must deal with Serbia, or the inevitable disaster comes

First state in this interview has also talked about the current situation and possible exchange of territories with Serbia.

Asked about (not) the opposition's support if a possible agreement is reached with Serbia, Thaci has said peace is not easily achieved, but this is what they are doing to ensure the future of children.

“Peace is not easy. Even in Norway, the United States, Colombia, or Israel, achieving peace is not the same. I understand that some oppositions in Kosovo don't like the fact that I am leading this process, but the constitutionalisation of Kosovo and my conscience tell me that we have to seriously engage in improving our children's future and their safety”, says Thaci, records Telegrafi.

President Thaci has added further that the status quo situation is not the proper formula for security, as it sends to the inevitable catastrophe.

“Status-quo is not the proper security formula. It's a tool for the inevitable disaster. However, I have faced dialogue under much more difficult circumstances of life, such as the one at the Rambuille Castle in 1999”, Thaci has further said.

Responding to the question of whether the US and the EU are willing to accept any solution between the parties involved in the dialogue, Thaci said no one from the international community would be against “such a positive development”.

I think the US and the EU will accept any agreement that is in line with European values and international law. Independence of Kosovo is an issue resolved on the basis of international law”.

At the end of the interview, Thaci said polls say the overwhelming majority of people in Kosovo want to close the dialogue with Serbia to move on.