Greater guarantees for Serbs could not be achieved
Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dacic said on Monday evening that the Brussels tentative agreement on northern Kosovo ensures the greatest possible security of the north Kosovo Serbs, underlining that greater guarantees than these could not achieved.
(kosovocompromisestuff) Tuesday, April 23, 2013
"We received the guarantees from those who command that Kosovo forces must not go into
the north. That is the first time that we have got such guarantees. We obtained them from NATO Secretary General (Anders Fogh) Rasmussen, and (the EU's foreign policy chief) Catherine Ashton was also present. They are the guarantors of the agreement," Dacic said for Radio-Television of Serbia.
Dacic said that a future Kosovo army "or any other formation" will not be able to get into the territory of the four municipalities.
"It could come to the north only with the approval of KFOR, i.e. NATO, in the case of disasters and only with the Serbs' consent," Dacic underscored.
the north. That is the first time that we have got such guarantees. We obtained them from NATO Secretary General (Anders Fogh) Rasmussen, and (the EU's foreign policy chief) Catherine Ashton was also present. They are the guarantors of the agreement," Dacic said for Radio-Television of Serbia.
Dacic said that a future Kosovo army "or any other formation" will not be able to get into the territory of the four municipalities.
"It could come to the north only with the approval of KFOR, i.e. NATO, in the case of disasters and only with the Serbs' consent," Dacic underscored.
