Montenegro's prime minister: I would never accept Kosovo's independence, but if we withdraw the decision falls to the Government

He has said the Kosovo issue, for a part of this state's residents, is an emotional issue and that they think it is an inevitable part of Serbia.

This part of our people will think that regardless of what the agreement between Belgrade and Pristina will finally be. If I had been Montenegro's prime minister, by the time Montenegro had not yet recognised Kosovo, I would never have agreed that it would happen. But it's all over before I come to the government even before this government”, Krivokapic told the Serbian newspaper “Blic”.

He also says that if they made the decision to withdraw recognition of Kosovo's independence, the government would fall at the first parliamentary session.

“DPS would do everything to form the government and make the same decision for Kosovo again. Everything else is a wish-based imagination”, Krivokafic said.

Meanwhile, in Montenegro's government, which was formed in December last year, there is also significant position for Albanian Dritan Abazovic. He is the only deputy prime minister, since with his civic movement, The URA supported the formation of the government with Krivokapicin at the helm.