European Council President Charles Michel has said that it is time for Kosovo and Serbia to withdraw to escalate the situation in the north.

Michel, in a post on Twitter added that after the withdrawal, Kosovo and Serbia to continue negotiations.

“It is time for both Serbia and Kosovo, Aleksandar Vucic and Albin Kurti, to withdraw and escalate the situation, including the withdrawal of the Special Police Unit and the barricades, and to continue negotiations on the proposal of EU Special Representative Miroslav Lajcak. “, He wrote where he said that he is in close contact with the senior head of EU Foreign Policy Josep Borrell. / Voice

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vuiqiiq, was declared an honorary citizen of Zveanan today, while the plaque and the key of the city in his name were received by the director of the so-called Office for Kosovo in the Serbian Government, Petar Petkovi gjatë, during the solemn academy for the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the Municipality.

This title, as reported by “Kosovo Online”, was awarded to Vuiqi për for “his commitment to the preservation of Kosovo and Metohija and numerous investments in the province, especially in Zveanan”.

Petkovioi read the letter of Vuiqi., Who instructed that “as long as his word and will are respected, only the flag of the Serbian tricolor will be waved by Zveanan, because if Zveanian is not Serbia – then what is Serbia”, reports Zeri. info.

“When you deal with politics for a long time, you learn that awards and honors are rarely ceremonial. “For me, however, they have a special value and weight when they come as a confirmation of what we are doing for our people, building the Serbia of the future,” Vucic was quoted as saying.

According to the letter read by Petkovii, he also mentioned the neighborhood “Sun Valley”, which is being built in this municipality by the Serbian Government, saying that these investments are “our foundation for the future in these countries.”

The Serbian president stressed that “all Serbs have a spiritual cradle in Kosovo and Metohija, but having the opportunity to say that you are really from Kosovo and Metohija is more valuable than the most valuable decoration and ribbon”.

“Whatever evil mouths speak and they do not even deserve us to mention their names on this great day, Kosovo and Metohija will be, as before, my first thought when I open my eyes in the morning and my thought last when he closed his eyes in the evening. “As long as my word and will will be respected, only the flag of the Serbian tricolor will be waved by Zvecan, because if Zvecan is not Serbia, then what is Serbia”, stressed Vucic.

“I will fight every day as before and in every country for you, for the peaceful dream of each of our children in Kosovo and Metohija, for the fact that no tears will ever flow through the pages of our hero Nikola Periq because of bad people. “By never denying others the right to life and happiness, I will fight for the same right to be guaranteed to my people and my citizens in Zvecan,” Vucic was quoted as saying in his letter to the people of Zvecan.

Before Vuiqi., The municipality of Zveanan also declared an honorary citizen of the Serbian tennis player, Novak okokovi ish, the former director of the so-called Office for Kosovo in the Serbian Government, now the Serbian ambassador to the US, Marku ururiiq, and the Russian president, Vladimir Putin. / Voice

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vuiqi., Received this afternoon the EU Special Representative for the Dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia, Miroslav Lajçak.

About half an hour later, DASH Special Envoy for the Western Balkans Matthew Palmer joined the meeting, which was held at the Serbian Presidency.

The Serbian president stated about this meeting on his Instagram profile.

“Good conversation with the EU Special Representative for the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue and other Western Balkans issues, Miroslav Lajcak, and with the State Department Special Representative for the Western Balkans, Matthew Palmer. “Soon the dialogue with Pristina will continue and I believe in the possibility of reaching a compromise solution”, wrote Vuçiqi, reports Zeri.info.

The meeting between them came shortly after Palmeri and Lajçaku stayed in Kosovo, where they held meetings with state leaders and Western diplomats with missions in Kosovo.

As Laçkaku said, the purpose of the visit is to prepare for a high-level meeting between the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, and the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vuiqiiq, which will be held in a few days in Brussels.

In Kosovo, Palmer reiterated the position that the US strongly supports the dialogue between the two countries, which should result in reaching a final agreement and mutual recognition.

However, Serbian President Vuiqiiq has recently warned that his country is under increasing pressure, but stressed that he is looking to get the most out of this dialogue for Serbia and its people.

“But the US and Western powers are asking Serbia to recognize Kosovo in one way or another. “They are not even trying to say it in other forms, but directly, with the mention of mutual recognition”, said Vuiqi., Emphasizing that the situation is not easy at all, and that no one is offering Serbia cakes and apples.

The resumption of the Brussels dialogue is expected to resume on 15 June. / Voice

The North Atlantic Alliance and the United Nations, at this time will not withdraw their missions from Kosovo, according to security and foreign policy experts. But, they add that one day will come when the KFOR mission and that of UNMIK will leave Kosovo. Meanwhile, NATO and UNMIK told Radio Free Europe that for any eventual change of their mission in Kosovo, a decision must be made in these institutions. The Government of Kosovo has not agreed to comment on this topic.

The reactions come after Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on May 13 that his country had received information from intelligence sources that one of the major powers would soon begin formally seeking the withdrawal of KFOR and UNMIK forces. ut from Kosovo.

The President of Serbia also stated that he will try to discuss this issue with the Secretary General of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, with whom he is expected to meet on May 17 in Brussels.

Vuiqiiq also commented on the fact that the Government of Kosovo will allocate 100 million euros per year for the army, a lot that, according to him, can not be compared with Serbia, a country that allocates from the budget two billion euros for the army.

According to him, the withdrawal of KFOR and UNMIK from Kosovo would be “a catastrophe”.

Vuiqiiq’s statements aim at “weakening the KSF”

Security expert Ramadan Qehaja told Radio Free Europe that Serbian President Vucic’s statements on the subject were, in fact, a political move aimed at discrediting and weakening the Kosovo Security Force.

“Now that Vucic will meet with Stoltenberg, he will ask KFOR to stay here, in order to influence the KSF not to be an army, as it is planned to become an army,” he said. Qehaja.

In 2018, the Kosovo Assembly approved legal changes to transform the Security Force into an army. This process is expected to take ten years. The full operational capacity of this force is expected to be done during the third phase of the transformation process.

Qehaja added that there will definitely come a day when NATO will withdraw troops from Kosovo, but he stressed that before that, it is necessary for Kosovo and Serbia to agree on this topic, as part of the process of normalization of relations. between two states.

He also said that the Kosovo Security Force is ready to face at any time all issues in the field of defense.

“Of course there are still problems in combat readiness, but they are on the right track to increase that readiness day by day. There is also a financial problem, you have to provide money for weapons, equipment and more. “Even if KFOR leaves Kosovo, it is understandable that security issues will be in the hands of the KSF,” said Qehaja.

Meanwhile, Professor of International Law, Afrim Hoti says that the KFOR mission and that of UNMIK in Kosovo are based on Resolution 1244 of the Security Council and according to him, their role is temporary.

Hoti believes that KFOR and UNMIK will leave Kosovo when official Pristina becomes part of NATO, and consequently when it is also a member of the UN.

Commenting on Vuiqi .’s statements, Hoti says that they do not reflect anything new and recalls that the United States and the United Kingdom, in some cases, have requested that Kosovo no longer be debated before the UN Security Council.

“The United States and the United Kingdom have sought to influence the completion of the UN mission in Kosovo. “Now we have a new situation because the political process (dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia) has not ended and such a thing is not possible at the moment,” said Hoti.

Radio Free Europe has tried to get a position from the Government of Kosovo regarding Vucic’s warning about the eventual withdrawal of KFOR and UNMIK, but the Prime Minister’s Press Office did not respond.

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The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vuiqiiq, stated that they do not understand why no one in the “Belgrade Bazaar” made noise about what some offer a Greater Albania every day, but are concerned about the peaceful partition of Bosnia and Herzegovina and added that “Some attack something regardless of what it is about.”

Asked about Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Jansha’s alleged proposal for the peaceful partition of BiH, Vucic said that “since he does not know of any documents, he is not ready to condemn or praise anything he has not seen”.

He allegedly referred to the “Belgrade bazaar” which attacked the alleged proposal, saying “it is not clear to him how they could have known what it was all about”.

“You have nothing to do with what it is about, you have no idea if it is true or not, if there is something or not. “I do not know, but do you really believe that you know, if I do not know,” said the president of Serbia.

Vuçi pretend claims that he “says this not to condemn someone, but to show how pronounced auto-chauvinism is among Serbs and a part of the Serbian elite”, as he puts it, “quasi-intellectual”, who thinks that every time when one thinks that Serbs should gain something, even if this is not true, that he should be “beheaded”.

He said that none of them said a single word about the fact that “Serbia’s borders are changing”.

“Every day they are tearing Serbia apart, and every day they brag about it and say it is normal. It is normal for you that the European Parliament sent an official request to Serbia, but also for the five EU countries that did not recognize Kosovo’s independence, which must recognize it. “And then you come to explain to us how we should accept the partition of our territory,” Vucic said.

Serbia’s attitude towards BiH, as he claims, “is respect for the integrity of BiH, but also sovereignty where there is institutional sovereignty and institutional sovereignty of entities”.

“But I do not understand why some topics are allowed, why no one in the” Belgrade Bazaar “made noise about what they offer every day in a Greater Albania”, he said./express

Serbian President Aleksandar Vuic has conducted an interview for the Serbian television “Happy”, Zeri.info reports.

There he spoke on many topics, including the former Yugoslav president, the Balkan Butcher, Slobodan Milosevic.

According to him, Milosevic was neither stupid nor reckless, but said that he made some mistakes, including the wars in the former Yugoslavia.

Meanwhile, he also spoke about Kosovo.

He said that if he recognizes Kosovo, he will win the Nobel Prize.

“If I knew Kosovo, I would win the Nobel Prize,” said Vuëiqi, but added that there are many prizes.

Further, the Serbian president said that the US and Germany want to protect their interests in Kosovo, adding that these parties want to remove Russia and China from the Balkans, but that they want to be present in our region.

Vuëiqi said that he does not want such a thing but wants good relations with everyone. / Voice

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The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vuiqi ditë, published a scandalous photo on Instagram a few days ago, showing the map of Kosovo covered with the Serbian flag, writes “Zeri.info”.

After that photo, the post of the first of Serbia was flooded with comments, as there were also great reactions.

Among them was the Kosovar boxer, Nuri Seferi who used his Facebook account to make a reaction regarding that photo.

“We do not need to tell you who Kosovo’s belong to,” Seferi wrote on Facebook.

The other two Albanian boxers, Robin Krasniqi and Florian Marku, had also reacted to Vuçiiq’s scandalous post. /Zeri.info

“Serbia knows what its national and state interests are and will continue to fight for its people and their rights, despite the fact that the situation is almost hopeless,” said Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic when asked. to comment on whether Serbia has a response to pressure from Pristina and Washington and warnings of a new platform to continue the dialogue.

Vuiqi thekso emphasized that the dialogue with Kosovo is one of the most important things, while he also had some words for Albin Kurti, ironically, Gazeta Express reports.

“You do not have an adequate answer, I see that our internal situation is being resolved by Albin Kurti, who spoke about what Serbia should look like and who should be in power. “Stop, shut up, let them go, everyone is strong. We will let them go, let them do their job, we will do ours,” Vucic told reporters at Belgrade airport after receiving the Astra-Zeneka vaccine. .

Regarding the fact that Kurti says that he is not interested in dialogue with Belgrade more than with the Serbs in Kosovo, Vucic says that “the representatives of the Serbs from Kosovo are not the ones who get 0.62% or the ones who get 2% of the votes , but those who receive 95% ”.

“They tried in every way to install the Serbs they want to talk to, from Rasic to Rada Trajkovic, so they did not succeed. “You can buy someone but you can not buy 95% of the people,” Vucic said.

He also said that this situation is extremely difficult for Serbia, almost hopeless, after 2004, 2008 and 1999, but added that “we still have to fight for our people, their interests and our right”.

“It will be difficult for us, and for them, as they say, everything is easy. “We will see how easy it will be,” Vucic concluded.