Daciq calls for Kosovo to divide between Albania, Serbia

Serbia's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ivica Dacic, said Serbia in general should continue with the current non-violent methods in Kosovo, because they are the deadliest “”, and that the international community is most hurt by the fact that Serbs are not in Kosovo institutions. Daciq, in a televised presentation in Serbia, said it is now asked whether Pristina authorities will find some of the Serbs of “to be entered into institutions, as Serbia did with Albanians in the 1990s, but those people did not have, have, and will not have the support of their people.

Dacic's comments come at a time when the West is trying to reach a solution between the parties through a proposal it has presented to them, aimed at creating a new report where Serbia would accept Kosovo's authority formally, even without recognition.

Speaking of the Kosovo-Serbia solution, Dacic stressed that the only thing that “thinks is real is to accept the current situation on the ground, know what is Serb and what is Albanian”.

According to him, the main culprits for failing to solve the problem are those who refuse and do not realise that this is the fastest and most fair decision.

Dacic stressed that Serbia respects the Washington Agreement, as respected by Kosovo, which, according to him, has violated it by seeking admission to the Council of Europe.

“We will return it not to them in the same measure, but ten times the”, Dacic said, and added that Serbia is working to attract recognitions, as well as to make some countries change their positions.