Vuciqi's propaganda through Belgrade media: “Agreement or war with Kosovo”

That the United States has taken seriously the realisation of their goal of reaching a Kosovo- Serbia within the year, that is beyond doubt. Trump's personal letters to Thaci and Vucic, phone calls to John Bolton, Mogerin meetings with Kosovo leaders, and the host of Serbian President from Merkel to Berlin, are data talking about a feverish race with time: the international factor requires a final Pristina-Belgrade pact.
The parties split up whether this pact should include exchange territory: Germany opposes, while Brussels bidders and, above all, the US is flexible to the idea.
The parties agree at only one point, that an agreement would be beneficial for all and especially for Albanians and Serbs.
Within this idea there is increased political-media pressure to accelerate this.
The exchange of territory, a taboo idea until recently, is being spoken freely in Tirana, Pristina and Belgrade.

President Vucic is facing protests and he will not be easy to tell Serbs one day: yes, I have changed my mind, we will recognise Kosovo!
So, as is common in such cases, government propaganda has been put into action. Fearsome themes are recently being played: various factors are telling Serbs and Albanians that without agreement, the future will be dark and war will not be excluded.
“Agreement to close the historical conflict” wrote Rama on Twitter after the Bolton call.
On the other hand, Aleksandar Vucic poses in Serbian public opinion the idea of risking the new war in the Balkans. In practical terms, he is telling his people: We must agree with them, otherwise we are at great risk.
One of Belgrade's leading newspapers, known for its close ties to Vucic, “Kurir” has published a warning on the front page: Deal or war with Albanians.

And, to make this topic more reliable, he has put the threat in the mouth of President Trump and Putin.
“Putin and Trump send terrible warning: You're going to war again! If the Kosovo issue is not resolved, prepare for a new war with Albanians”. /Periscopi