Drecun on Brussels talks: "Lajcak tried to impose new solutions, Pristina didn't even listen"

Photo: Tanjug/Dragan Kujundzic

The president of the so-called Kosovo government Albin Kurti recently stated that he is in favor of normalization of relations between Belgrade and Pristina, but that Belgrade has a much bigger share in solving the problem, which, as President of the Assembly Committee on Kosovo and Metohija Milovan Drecun says, is a lie, because Albanians never wanted to achieve any agreement with the other side, as evidenced by numerous rounds of dialogue with Serbia, RTV Pink reports.

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Drecun stressed that Kurti, Vjosa Osmani and others like them never wanted any dialogue with Belgrade.

"There have been nine rounds of talks, and nothing has been achieved, only an exchange of bodies took place - seven Albanians and three Serbs. There has been no other progress. What worries me is that the Pristina delegation never talked directly, but only through a mediator," says Drecun.

He added that Miroslav Lajcak tried to impose new solutions, but Pristina did not even want to listen, while these solutions were acceptable to Serbia.

"They didn't even want to open the archives, to dedicate themselves to solving problems. They refuse to implement the Brussels Agreement, especially the Community of Serb Municipalities (ZSO)," added Drecun.

According to him, that Kurti's statement that the dialogue depends on Belgrade is not true, because it is Pristina that is blocking any kind of agreement.

"What is concerning is that Pristina is committed to a unification of Albania and Kosovo, some ministers talk about it, about some natural way of unification... When on the one hand you have the idea of creating a greater Albania, and on the other unilateral moves that endanger Serbs in Kosovo, those are the things to worry about. On top of all that, you have the army, the strengthening of the police, you have Rosu incursions... All this shows that Pristina doesn't want any dialogue, but is only demanding that we recognize the fake state of Kosovo," said Drecun.

Drecun added Pristina's goal is to ethnically cleanse that territory.

"Pristina's strategic goal is the ethnic cleansing of Serbs," Drecun said, commenting on Edita Tahiri's statement.

(Telegraf.rs)