Drecun: We will not renounce minimum requests
Chair of the parliament Committee on Kosovo Milovan Drecun said that intensive diplomatic activities are underway concerning the Kosovo issue and that several sides are exerting strong pressures so as to ensure that Belgrade and Pristina reach an agreement.
(kosovocompromisestuff) Sunday, April 14, 2013
What the auspices of the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue are asking for is for Serbia to specify in the written form the minimum acceptable for an agreement to be reached, Drecun said in an interview for the Belgrade-based daily Kurir.
Drecun noted that in the course of next week, Serbia's top officials would specify the powers which the community of Serb municipalities needs to have.
What we will insist on is that presence of the Kosovo Police Service in the community of Serb municipalities is unacceptable, that Serb property has to be protected, as well as that of the Serbian Orthodox Church, and we will also define the powers in the police and the judiciary, he said.
We must not renounce this minimum and it is now up to Brussels to moderate Pristina's stands, Drecun said.
Drecun noted that in the course of next week, Serbia's top officials would specify the powers which the community of Serb municipalities needs to have.
What we will insist on is that presence of the Kosovo Police Service in the community of Serb municipalities is unacceptable, that Serb property has to be protected, as well as that of the Serbian Orthodox Church, and we will also define the powers in the police and the judiciary, he said.
We must not renounce this minimum and it is now up to Brussels to moderate Pristina's stands, Drecun said.
