Serbs believe Vuciq will recognise Kosovo's independence

In the survey with the question of “how do you think the Kosovo issue will be resolved during the current government's mandate?”, on the newspaper's website ♫Danas) have voted 741 citizens.

Most survey participants, or 42 percent, believe the Kosovo issue will be resolved with recognition of Kosovo's independence from Serbia. 38 per cent of them think this issue will not be resolved during the current government, while 21 per cent of citizens believe the demarcation between Serbia and Kosovo will occur.

In the same survey conducted in Titter, where about 600 citizens voted, more than 50 per cent think Serbia will recognise Kosovo's independence. While 43 per cent of them think there will remain the status quo regarding Kosovo and after the current government in Serbia, only six per cent think there will be demarcation.

And in the survey of this Facebook newspaper “are you for demarcation between Serbia and Kosovo?

Party deputy “Noova Srbija”, Djordje Vukadinovic, commenting on the poll's results, has said that “as power is being brought in, primarily in view of Aleksandar Vuciqi's statements, this indicates that they are looking for the less painful form to become recognition of independence. Citizens in the polls voted as well as do not know the order, the goal of recognising “, respectively.

“Under the demarcation are those who oppose any division of Kosovo, those who are for Kosovo within Serbia respectively, that's the main reason, but another reason is that people don't believe much in this [demarkation] option”, Vukadinovic said, follows Telegrafi.

Many citizens have commented on the survey, giving different opinions on the subject.

A comment said “Kosovo's actual ignorance immediately, meaning that Serbia would no longer prevent Kosovo from becoming a member of the UN and all international organisations. Such a decision would certainly improve the position of Serbs in Kosovo, relations between the two states and the two peoples” respectively.

On the other hand, some estimate Serbia cannot and dare not give up a part of its territory.

Serbia is a member of the United Nations with clear borders, including Kosovo in its composition, plus Resolution 1244, plus the half of the globe has not recognised Kosovo as an independent state, so that state can only exist on paper. It will not be better if we give up a portion of the territory, this could cause new problems around the”, one reader says in his comment.

Some, however, believe that the most important thing is to come to reconciliation between the two peoples in order to start with resolving another issue.

I am for reconciliation between two peoples. So everyone can condemn their own criminals and then if we can get together, and if we can't separate, then he wrote a citizen.