Kosovo Montenegrins have welcomed Sunday’s meeting between Kosovo Prime Minister Isa Mustafa and his Montenegrin counterpart, Dusko Markovic, who discussed the border demarcation between the two countries. Slobodan Vujicic, leader of the Association of Montenegrins of Kosovo, issued a media statement saying that the meeting confirms not only the friendly relations between the two nations and states “but also their joint aspiration toward values of civilisation and common strategic interests”.

“The Trepca mining complex is an inseparable part of Kosovo and it belongs to all the citizens of the country and not to a single community or municipality,” Slobodan M. Vujicic, chairman of the Association and the Union of Montenegrins in Kosovo, wrote in a letter sent to the news website. “Attempts to present Trepca an exclusive property of Serbs is just another manipulation by Belgrade and its servants in Kosovo, such as the Serbian List. With their actions and rhetoric, they are humiliating and deceiving their people.