Vucic "dissatisfied with results" of NYC meetings on Kosovo
President Aleksandar Vucic told RTS late on Wednesday that he had "a number of difficult and strenuous meetings" on Kosovo in the US over the past three days.
SOURCE: B92, TANJUG
(EFA-EFE, file)
"We are not only negotiating with the Albanians, but also with those who have created an independent Kosovo," Vucic said, adding that he "cannot talk too much about the meetings."
He said he had "a series of marathon-length meetings" and in the end met with UN chief Antonio Guterres.
"I am satisfied with our work and effort, but not with the results. I was hoping for more understanding, I'm not satisfied with what I achieved. For a long time we have been talking about the future of Serbia, about Kosovo... We are trying to find a compromise solution, but the Albanian side is doing its job, and the international community its won. I am not pleased, because the Western powers are firmly committed to respect the preservation of the Kosovo's independence," Vucic said.
"I am satisfied with our work and effort, but not with the results. I was hoping for more understanding, I'm not satisfied with what I achieved. For a long time we have been talking about the future of Serbia, about Kosovo... We are trying to find a compromise solution, but the Albanian side is doing its job, and the international community its won. I am not pleased, because the Western powers are firmly committed to respect the preservation of the Kosovo's independence," Vucic said.
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