Drecun: Pristina should form its government as soon as possible (RTK2 & KTV)
Chairman of the Serbian parliament’s Committee for Kosovo Milovan Drecun said that it necessary for the executive government in Pristina to be set up as soon as possible as it is vital for the creation of the Assembly of the Community of Serb Municipalities and continuation of the Brussels process.
“Most important for us is that the executive power is formed as soon as possible, so that we can finalize the creation of the community of Serb municipalities, as the ACSM is the condition of all conditions for a promising future of the Serb people in Kosovo and long-term sustainability of a policy pursued by Serbia,” Drecun said for Novi Sad-based daily Dnevnik, KTV note: calling our state as southern province of Serbia.
“Speaking about a possible change of the model of dialogue, Drecun stressed that Serbia’s key requirement remained that the dialogue had to be status-neutral. “
Mustafa: LDK-AAK-Nisma government will be stable and fully coherent (Most monitored broadcasters, RTK)
Isa Mustafa from LDK commented on Sunday on social media that LDK-AAK-Nisma government will be stable and fully coherent.
Thus, all of those who are worried that we are conditioned by this or that political party about our future governance, I say sleep tight.
“We will govern unconditionally. We know the way. We managed to arrange an agreement with LDK, AAK, Nisma, communicate with VV and other minority parties; to maintain a normal and democratic behaviour toward PDK and other parties in coalition with PDK. This is our political will and culture” Mustafa wrote in social media.
Serbian Office for Kosovo condemns the incident of Nojic family in Gjilanë/Gnjilane (RTK2)
Serbian Office for Kosovo strongly condemned stoning the house and the car of Nojic family, which happened on Saturday in Kamnik of Gjilanë/Gnjilane, we expect from the authorities in Prishtinë/Pristina to find the perpetrators as soon as possible.
Since its return to the family house in Gjilanë/Gnjilane in 2009, nine years after the eviction, the Nojic family faced constant provocations and harassment.
“This and similar incidents directed against returnees to Kosovo, which are becoming the rule rather than the exception do not contribute to the normalization of relations between and not in favour of sincere actions on the return of displaced persons,” the statement added
“Office of Kosovo expected that authorities, with the help and support of the international community in the field as soon as possible to find and punish the perpetrators of these attacks, which would contribute to the strengthening of confidence between peoples and create important preconditions for sustainable return of refugees,” said the statement.
