EU RESPONDED SHARPLY TO PRISTINA: There is no army without the consent of the Serbs
EU shares the views of NATO and the United States on this issue. This transformation must include a comprehensive and multi-ethnic process that will ensure the support of all communities in Kosovo - reports Kocijancic
The European Union is on the same tack with NATO and the United States on the issue of Kosovo's army and emphasizes that there is no transformation of the Kosovo Security Force in the military without the support of all communities in Kosovo, Tanjug finds out in Brussels.
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European Commission spokeswoman Maja Kocijancic said that the Commission is closely monitoring developments in Kosovo regarding the transformation of the Kosovo Security Force.
EU shares the views of NATO and the United States on this issue. This transformation must include a comprehensive and multi-ethnic process that will ensure the support of all communities in Kosovo - reports Kocijancic to Tanjug the official stance of Brussels.
Also, the European Commission estimates that the Kosovo Assembly's call to suspend "the Brussels-based dialogue" is not in accordance with the promises given by Pristina, nor contributes to the normalization of relations with Belgrade.
The European Commission stated that Kosovo has always been firmly committed to dialogue and to further normalization of relations between Serbia and Kosovo, for the benefit of its citizens, but also due to the fact that progress in the dialogue represents the basis for Kosovo's progress towards the EU.
- Call for suspension of dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, under the auspices of the EU, which is included in the resolution adopted in the parliament of Kosovo does not contribute to the normalization of relations and is not in accordance with the commitments that Kosovo gives - said in a statement the European Commission.
European Commission calls on all political leaders in Kosovo to continue their engagement in dialogue and to work towards the implementation of the agreements reached in the dialogue.
- This is the way forward, both in the process of normalization of relations and the European perspective of Kosovo - it was announced by the European Commission headquarters in Brussels.
(Telegraf.co.uk / Tanjug)