Kuci: International report with Serbia changed much after 24 September, that's disturbing.

Former Kosovo Prime Minister Hajredin Kuci has spoken about the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue and events in the north. Kuci has declared that the international community's report with Serbia after 24 September has changed much, and that, according to him, is disturbing.

The international community's report, in this case of the US and European Union, did not change much after September 24th, and for me that is the main concern. It means that we were not political beneficiaries of this situation, we were victims and physicals who were a son of ours to Africa Bulnjak and we were also victims of our police, our citizens, concerned after the 24 years of the Kosovo war, we had the trauma of repeating the” war, he said.

Regarding the formation of the Commissions Association with the Serbian Majority, he said no government has had the desire to be formed.

Kosovo's “Government, I think this time it tried to pull something out of the Ohrid compromise and it looks as if it justified the preliminary action I think governments, even preemptives, even this didn't want to become association, that for two reasons they were afraid in the sense of citizens' responses, and the second, are frustrated by the unknown in the future. The last government has increased expectations and put the stick up for association and now it's looking like it's going under the stick, and I say it takes courage, courage, and citizens and politics in front of Kosovo citizens in front of themselves and voters, to say they are a slightly different circumstance and to have the analysis of where the priorities are and shortcomings are. I know that by association no political party gets political points, but we should keep in mind international agreements if the country wins, and in this case if the United States is on one side with the Union, the alternative will be small for us”, Kuci said.

He also stressed that Kosovo received the greatest support in wartime.

Kosovo has enjoyed the greatest support in life on June 12, 1999, at the time of the attacks, 2008 enjoyed but less than in 2009 today it is less support than in 2008, so it is not a trend to say that we will have continued international protection, Serbia has been convinced we lost in 1999 that we are not getting anything out in 2008, the Serbian Orthodox Church's status has now been issued. /Blic/