Kosovo Deputy Prime Minister Branimir Stojanovic says that Pristina authorities and the international community have understood the message when Serbian MPs left the session of the Assembly. Therefore, Stojanović expects that "some things will be changed and that relationship in the future will be a quite different." 

Although the budget for next year has been already passed, Kosovo's deputy prime minister expects that legal options for increasing the money allocation for ministries and municipalities run by Serbs will be found. 

"We have shown that we are not satisfied with what has been done. After leaving the session we had some talks with the representatives of international community and some government officials. We received certain assurances that budget will be amended. Legal options, in order to provide additional resources for ministries and local governments will be found," said Stojanovic.