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Simic: Delimitation can prevent ethnic cleansing (FoNet, Danas, RTK2)

Serbian List deputy Igor Simic said that the idea of delimitation with Albanians in basics intends to prevent any future ethnic cleansing, adding that everyone is clear who is concerned sincerely about the future of Serbs in Kosovo, Serbian media reported.

Simic this way responded to Abbott Sava Janjic's FB post, who estimated that the delimitation would lead to ethnic cleansing, as a legitimate solution.

Sava Janjic: Delimitation would be ethnic cleansing (FoNet, Danas, RTK2)

Abbot Sava Janjic wrote on his Facebook account that by accepting the agreement on the delimitation of Serbs and Albanians, Europe would accept the idea of ethnic cleansing as a legitimate solution.

"Acceptance of ethnic partition between Serbs and Albanians in Kosovo by territorial division and forcing 70.000 Serbs south of the partition line to an imminent exodus and leaving their holy sites in peril would mean that EU accepts the idea of an agreed ethnic cleansing as a legitimate solution.

Stefanovic: Referendum would be an alibi for authorities (FoNet, Danas)

If Kosovo would get a seat in the UN, even status of an observer, their need to talk to us about anything would immediately cease, leader of Leftist Serbia and former Belgrade chief negotiator in the Brussels talks, Borko Stefanovic told FoNet news agency. From that moment onwards, Kosovo could do whatever it wants, since it would become de facto and de jure independent state, Stefanovic added.

Zakharova: We will accept the solution that is acceptable to the Serbian people with respect (RTS)

Director of the Information Service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia Maria Zakharova told RTS this morning that Russia's attitude towards Kosovo is consistent and strict. This attitude is built on three components - the international legal basis of what is happening in Kosovo, respect for the sovereignty of Serbia, independence and internal Serbian legislation, and understanding the interests of the people and Serbia as a state, Zakharova stressed.

Abbot Sava: Oliver speaks today louder than ever before (B92, KIM Radio)

Abbot Sava Janjic today spoke about assassinated leader of Civic Initiative Freedom, Democracy, Justice, (GI SDP) Oliver Ivanovic, B92 reports. “A man who did not measure Kosovo and Metohija by meters and percentages, who fought for the people, and not for his personal interest, who was heinously killed from a back, speaks today louder than ever before, distorting those who have hunted him, a man who did not spread defeatism, but hope – Oliver Ivanovic,” Abbot of Visoki Decani Sava Janjic wrote on Facebook. Abbot Janjic also published a statement of Oliver Ivanovic, in which he said that “Ko

Dodik: Serbia should ask for northern Kosovo (Blic)

President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, in an interview to Belgrade-based daily Blic spoke, inter alia, about the issue of Kosovo.  Q: The issue of Kosovo and its solution are in the focus again. How do you look at what is happening now? Dodik: “Vucic managed to restore Kosovo as a topic, because it was lost, outdated, pushed aside, people were uninterested. Now we have come to a position that perhaps we can do something. A fortunate set of circumstances is the shift in the political processes in the EU and America.

"Have you no shame, you hypocrites" - Serbian FM lashes out (B92, Tanjug)

Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic says all those who are now saying that there can be no change of borders should be ashamed of themselves. Dacic said he had in mind "those who knocked down our border and opened Pandora's box" - referring to the unilateral declaration of independence of Kosovo, a province of Serbia. The minister, who was addressing a news conference in Belgrade together with Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova, stressed that Serbian President Aleksandar