Clear up situation, strengthen Serb position
Milovan Drecun, the chairman of the Serbian parliament's Committee on Kosovo, said Wednesday it is necessary to completely clear up the situation created following the Brussels agreement, in order to determine how to neutralize the things in it that are bad for Serbia, and see what can be used to strengthen the position of Kosovo Serbs.
(kosovocompromisestuff) Wednesday, May 08, 2013
Drecun told reporters at the Serbian parliament that he expects First Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic will do "a very sober, realistic analysis" and present the situation Serbia is in and the inevitability of honoring the agreement to the Serbs in northern Kosovo.
According to Drecun, if Belgrade fails to honor the agreement, Pristina could resort to unilateral moves in the sense that there would be enormous pressure from the international community and from Pristina to stop the work of the existing Serbian institutions in Kosovo.
"If the people Vucic talks to are prepared to hear out his arguments and think realistically not just about their own situation and position in Kosovo, but also about the situation Serbia is in, then I think we will be on the right track to achieve consensus without which this agreement cannot be implemented," said Drecun.
According to Drecun, if Belgrade fails to honor the agreement, Pristina could resort to unilateral moves in the sense that there would be enormous pressure from the international community and from Pristina to stop the work of the existing Serbian institutions in Kosovo.
"If the people Vucic talks to are prepared to hear out his arguments and think realistically not just about their own situation and position in Kosovo, but also about the situation Serbia is in, then I think we will be on the right track to achieve consensus without which this agreement cannot be implemented," said Drecun.
