Serbian security expert: Kosovo doesn't know how to become state

He had said the elections would be loaded with anti-Serb elements and despite support from the West, Kosovo is not a state and I don't know if it will.

Galijasevic said the elections to be held in Kosovo would be charged with the fact that despite Western support, Kosovo is not a state and is not known when it can become a state.

He has said that the definition of Albanian politicians and popular majority represents the source of all security problems and create such a political situation in which those who offer the worst options from the perspective of Serbia's state integrity and peace in that part of the Balkans win.

The next elections in Kosovo --” are thus expected to appear, consider Galijasevic.

According to him, Kosovo with the Albanian dominant majority will always be only space that is not capable of articulating ambitions to be a state.

He considers that in the existing political conscience Kosovo is unable to formulate any form of sovereignty, even in relation to its advocates, NATO countries such as the US, Germany, Turkey, and so on.

While in question is it possible to renew the idea of “Greater Albania”, Galijasevic says that, “Kosovo has also been seized and strongly seized that will always be split between two Albanian goals to continue challenging Serbia as protectorate NATO or joining Albania”.

The “one more option is attractive to Kosovo Albanian politicians, because they separate Kosovo from religious, historical and political cultures at the same time, Serbia. At this stage this is the main goal that, according to Albanians, is entitled to be realised by force”, he says.