The Council for National Security met on on Monday in the Presidency of Serbia in Belgrade.

Serbia is a stable country and there is no possibility of a significant threat to peace and security of the state, a statement issued by the Presidential Press Service said after the meeting.

The session discussed the political and security situation in Serbia and the region, and the state of affairs in Kosovo, especially after the latest initiatives and demands coming from ethnic Albanian there to stop the Brussels dialogue, and form the so-called army of Kosovo.

The Council concluded that the situation in the region is turbulent and complex, and that the state of Serbia has invested a huge effort so that peace and stability are preserved in this part of Europe, as well as for good and friendly relations between different peoples, and ethnic and religious groups to be established.

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