Russian President Vladimir Putin will announce the position of Moscow on Kosovo in the course of the talks in Belgrade, reports the NSPM portal.
"This position is clear, consistent and based on international and legal frameworks, including those contained in UN Security Council Resolution 1244," said Yuriy Ushakov, Aide to the President of Russia Vladimir Putin.
Attacks against Bishop Teodosije and Father Sava Janjic show insincerity, hypocrisy and false attempts of the current Belgrade authorities and “their alleged struggles” to “save what could be saved in Kosovo and Metohija,” Serbian MP and editor of NSPM political portal (Nova srpska politicka misao) Djordje Vukadinovic said, RTV KIM reports.
Vukadinovic condemned political and media hunt against Church dignitaries that started after Raska-Prizren Eparchy Bishop Teodosije sent an appeal on preventing the division of Kosovo.
Deputy Director of the Government Office for Kosovo and Metohija Miljan Randjelovic threatened the leadership in the municipality of Klokot during the election campaign, say the interlocutors of the portal komentpress.net from this municipality in Kosovo, reports Belgrade based daily Danas.
According to Srecko Spasic, the father of the Mayor of Klokot municipality and a long-standing representative of the Serbian List in this municipality, Randjelovic threatened Spasić and his associates by referring to Aleksandar Vucic.
European Parliament vice-president and rapporteur for Kosovo Ulrike Lunacek says that the priority of the new phase of the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina should be the implementation of already reached agreements, with the goal of normalizing relations, reports Radio Television of Serbia (RTS).
Media allegations on the list of 11 points from Berlin that Serbia should fulfill prior to the opening of Chapter 35, which was denied by the German Embassy in Belgrade, represent an elaboration of the existing seven conditions, and essentially, at issue is the recognition of Kosovo, political analyst and editor in chief of the "New Serbian Political Thought" magazine Djordje Vukadinovic told the International Radio Serbia.
Russian Ambassador in Belgrade, Alexander Chepurin said today that Russia has a sturdy and reliable stance on not recognizing Kosovo, adding that it is a tradition that does not change.
"It is a sturdy and reliable attitude and we have proven it several times," said Chepurin on debate on 'From Kosovo to the Crimea: unilateralism and manipulation in connection with the right to self-determination ".
He added that Russia "here supports Serbs" and will continue to do so.