Even though Petkovi received permission to enter Kosovo, Bisrimi sharply swears: Less Than Ladybird

“Bislimi says some parallel institutions must be abolished, so that this is a condition for them to form the Association of Serb majority municipalities. He didn't mention anything like that in Brussels, where he was smaller than a certain popger”, Petkovic said from Kosovo's Zvecan, where he came to visit today

He said he has no clear on which parallel institutions have meant Bislimi, reports “Kosovo Online”.

We have our municipalities and institutions here, which are decades old and institutions that are centuries old and we never risk anyone. We live here, our people work here, we want to build our future here. Pristina does not want to form Asociation, find various reasons why it will not do so now he says it is necessary to abolish some parallel institutions, and the question is what will be the next request if there is no Serbs here, and when that is fulfilled, then the Association will be formed. I just wonder when the Association is formed”, Petkov stressed.

He said association is Serbia's condition for walking in normalising relations with Kosovo.

The association of Serb majority municipalities is a condition of all conditions if we want to go further. And we want the normalisation of relations between Belgrade and Pristina, because without it there is no progress or future. We want to stay here and survive, so we are committed to dialogue, dedicated to peace”, Petkovic said.

Kosovo Deputy Prime Minister Besnik Bislimi has written on Facebook today that at the meeting he had with Petkov last Tuesday in Brussels, the issue of association has also been discussed. Albin Kurti's deputy said he has called for the interruption of the functioning of Serb parallel structures in northern Kosovo as a precondition for later discussing the way a community is formed for advancing minority rights.

I found that these structures, Serbia is not setting up for no reason whatsoever, and that they are aiming at legalising the same through association. I also added that only when in Kosovo no Serb parallel structure functions; when there will be no illegal financing from Serbia; and when no one in Europe can dispute Kosovo's sovereignty and territorial integrity, we can seriously sit down and discuss the most suitable modalities for protection and advancing minority rights, of course, if even the minority consider it necessary, citing the fact that following the rejection of association by the Constitutional Court of Kosovo, no Kosovo Serb protested, but only Belgrade reacted to the<1x>, Bilims wrote.