The technical dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina continues today. On the table are old problems and topics – the formation of ZSO, the missing, energy.
Milovan Drecun said in the RTS daily that these are political talks, but technical issues are being discussed, status will not be discussed.
“This should be a preparatory meeting for the one that should follow, and that is the meeting of President Aleksandar Vučić and Albin Kurti,” Drecun explained.
As for the agenda, he points out that it does not depend only on Belgrade, which can nominate topics, and that it will be seen whether Pristina will accept them.
“There is no encouraging news from Pristina that it is possible to make progress on dialogue,” Drecun pointed out.
Kurti’s demands for recognition are completely unrealistic, Drecun emphasizes and estimates that it shows that he does not want to make progress.
“They want a situation to be created for the talks to be interrupted, and for Belgrade to be accused,” Drecun explains.
Commenting on the announced adoption of the resolution on Srebrenica in the parliament in Pristina, Drecun believes that it is a planned campaign for as many countries as possible to pass the same resolution, to harm Belgrade’s interests, expecting that they will treat their claims that genocide was committed against Albanians.
Nearly 200 ethnically motivated incidents in two years
The president of the parliamentary committee for Kosovo and Metohija stated that during the previous two years, there were more than 190 ethnically motivated incidents directed against Serbs.
In robberies, attacks on religious buildings, threats, physical attacks, armed provocations, 40 Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija were injured, and dozens of houses and religious buildings were damaged, as well as four schools, Drecun stated.
“It is a systematic campaign of violence, and the temporary institutions are not reacting,” warns Drecun and points out that the case of the only Serb returnee in Gjakova shows that the Albanian community is unwilling to accept Serbs as fellow citizens.
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