Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said today that Belgrade expects Brussels reaction to the announcement from Pristina to suspend an agreement on the formation of Community / Association of Serb municipalities (ZSO) until further notice, because it is a decision which raises many questions, including questions of fundamental and strategic importance for the Republic of Serbia.

After the meeting with the Russian president, Vucic pointed out that the news of the postponement of the formation of the ZSO came a day after Pristina was practically awarded with the SAA, though she did not fulfil commitments from Brussels Agreement.

He recalled that 40 per cent of the Brussels Agreement is related to the ZSO. "This opens up much wider and bigger questions... This imposes on us the other, much more important and opened issues that we have to think about - whether it is useful to be honest and responsible to fulfil obligations and in return not to be awarded, or is it better not to fulfil anything, and maybe get award ... Not to talk about other issues, which are opened here, and which I wouldn’t like to initiate," said Prime Minister.

He announced a meeting of the state leadership, in order to assess what these developments mean from the perspective of fundamental and strategic interests of the Republic of Serbia.