Kosovo was treated as a state during the UN Summit of the world leaders against extremism, hosted by the President of the United States of America, reported Associated Press.

World media report that the seating chart for Tuesday's meeting shows Kosovo among the states attending the meeting, even though it is not a U.N. member state. Kosovo leaders participated at the summit invited by the United States of America.

A potential admission of Kosovo to UNESCO would mean a start of annihilation of Serbia, says Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic.

Speaking to the RTS, Nikolic said that, in his address before the UN General Assembly on Wednesday, he will point out that the Serbian heritage in Kosovo has been destroyed for years and that it is high time that ethnic Albanian institutions start caring for them.

Leader of the Liberal Democratic Party Cedomir Jovanovic should dump another bucket of cold water on himself, said Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija Marko Djuric as response to the views which Jovanovic has presented in an interview with the Pristina daily Zeri.

Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon have agreed that "destruction of Serb cultural heritage in Kosovo would be a crime."

During their meeting in New York on Monday, Nikolic also asked for support in preventing the admission of Kosovo to UNESCO, and for protection of Serb heritage.

The Metropolitan of Montenegro and sea cost Amfilohije stated that struggle of Serbia against Kosovo’s membership in UNESCO is continuation of resistance to violence and destruction that enjoyed support of the big powers.

“It is about continuation of resistance to violence and destruction, totalitarism and terrorism, which was, unfortunately, supported by big powers of the contemporary world, and which is continuing,” said Amfilohije to Srna agency.

Deputy Kosovo Prime Minister and new coordinator of the Serbian List Branimir Stojanović assessed that Association/Community of Serb municipalities in Kosovo will have to be established very soon, no matter on “how much someone is against it”.

There is no word in the Brussels Agreement that speaks about abolishing Serbian state institutions in the province, says Director of the Serbian Government’s Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Marko Đurić.

The fair of agricultural products, agro-industrial and food in Pristina, which opens on Wednesday and will last until October 2, will include 20 companies that are members of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce (PKS).

The delegation of Serbian companies will be headed by the President of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce Marko Cadez. The Kosovo Chamber of Commerce will organize business meetings for companies participating, the PKS issued in a statement.

The Serbian UN mission has sent a protest note to the international organization over the presence of representatives of Kosovo at a conference on terrorism.