The water that didn't turn into wine!

1. The sides have agreed on the main text, but not also on the annex (the implementation plan), which, according to Borrell, is expected to be clarified in the following month. The dilemma here is not whether the association will be created or not, but when it will be created. Serbia wants it as the first and unblocking step of other steps, Kosovo is likely conditioning it on other agreements and on the harvest of benefits. Much like the principle of pre-governments: “has no agreement for anything without any agreement reached on anything”.

2. The document is full of durability. At the introduction of the text, Kosovo effectively accepts a second input or even extends its life to the first entry, while the parties reportedly reach agreement “without prejudice to the parties' differing views on fundamental issues, including those on status”. So Kosovo agrees with the idea that Serbia does not recognise it.

3. Several points of the document open roads to Kosovo but do not provide guarantees and depend on the will of friendly states to help us thus require parallel negotiation processes with them. Serbia vows (Article 4) that it will not prevent Kosovo's membership in any international organisation. The point is that nothing prevents Russia and China from carrying out this work for Serbia at the UN, and neither the five states in Europe to continue to hinder us in NATO and the EU. Kosovo last year, instead of investing diagnostic energy in this issue, decided to waste trust and credit to friendly states with unreachable adventures in the north.

4. When you read the text of the agreement and you see the extradition of militants for rejection of association, you are not surprised how people believe in religious mythology of the type “Jesus turned water into vein!” The deal simply reconfirms that Kosovo has lost eight years with political madness to return there has been. Water bottle. The widow has only eyes of believers.