The Kusari for the five-serfuture requirements: Hard to make progress without sanctioning Serbia

The international community expects Kosovo and Serbia this week to respond to the demands brought by the five diplomatic cast and to proceed further with the dialogue process.

So told Radio Free Europe, a diplomatic source from Brussels.

Asked about Lajcak's request, as chief of the diplomatic Five, the party's chief MP Vetevendosje, Mrs. Mimoza Kusari-Lila said:

)For all details and specifics, you must address those who are carrying the process.

What I can say is that the sequence is necessary, but also considering the statements of the Kosovo side involved in this process.

Can anything happen quickly or not, responsible are those who are the bearers of the process, the Government, but without a concrete reflection and action on Serbia's part in relation to the condemnation and imposing sanctions of those involved and unfortunately this leads to Serbia's president, it can hardly be marked progress in dialogue, she said., I follow Periscope.

This week is seen as the deadline when Kosovo and Serbia should make a key step in the process of dialogue on normalisation of relations, accepting several requirements and proposals that five senior Western citizens have submitted to them on Saturday.

That is how diplomatic sources in the EU claim, but without specifying what concrete proposals are presented to Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vucinq.

However, they say “The term to declare is not long, it is too short, away until Thursday, When EU heads of state or government meet in Brussels at the European Council Summit”. /Periscodrink