Vuciq warns common platform with Kosovo Serb politicians

Vuciq has reiterated that “Serb representatives” will not take part in the announced elections on April 23rd, in four municipalities in northern Kosovo, northern Mitrovica, Leposavic, Zvecan and Zubin Potok.

Serbia's president did not give details from the meeting, saying that the upcoming consultations of Serbia's teams and representatives of Serbs from Kosovo will be held in Rasko, south of Serbia and will then come up with “platform joint”.

As he said, the platform will include security, political, economic and social measures for the Serb population in Kosovo. Vuciq has not specified the measures.

The extraordinary elections in northern Kosovo municipalities are being held after mayors, from the ranks of the Serbian List, resigned in November last year under the collective exit of northern Serbs from Kosovo institutions.

It was because of the Kosovo Government's decision to reregister vehicles from Serbian license plates to Kosovo plates, which was later suspended, based on an agreement with Serbia within dialogue.

The Serb list, the largest Kosovo Serb party, did not appear to participate in the local elections in northern Kosovo, until the deadline ends on 22 March.

QUINT Countries ( The US, Great Britain, Germany, France and Italy) announced on 24 March that extraordinary local elections in northern Kosovo are in accordance with the laws, and expressed regret that the Serbian List did not exploit the democratic right to participate in the”.

Milan Radociq also attended the meeting.

At the meeting with Serbia's president, along with other political representatives of Serbs from Kosovo, Serb List Deputy Chairman Milan Radojic, who is under sanctions from the United States of America (SHBA) and Great Britain, due to allegations of international corruption and organised crime.

Radojevic is on the run from Kosovo authorities due to corruption charges, meanwhile Kosovo Interior Minister Jhelal Svechla named him one of the leaders of criminal structures in northern Kosovo.

Serbia, which does not recognise Kosovo's independence, does not even recognise the accusations of Kosovo authorities. Official Belgrade has also decided not to implement US and Great Britain sanctions because there are no international obligations for that.