The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Serbia and the head of the Socialist Party of Serbia, Ivica Dacic, said today in Belgrade that he wants to reach a compromise with Pristina, but not in such a way that Serbia recognizes the unilaterally declared independence of Kosovo.
"We want to reach a compromise with Pristina, but there is no country in the world that would allow part of its territory to be unilaterally seceded without an agreement with it," Dacic said at a rally before the city elections in Belgrade.
He harshly criticized, as he stated, "big countries" for asking Serbia to consider the recognition of Kosovo's independence.
"How are they not ashamed that those who sent troops tens of thousands of kilometers outside their country to protect other people's interests are proposing such a thing to us? Now they tell us that an agreement with Pristina is necessary, but that it implies that we have to accept Kosovo's independence," he said. is he.
He reminded that on February 17, Kosovo celebrates 10 years since unilaterally declared independence.
"In 10 years, they failed to complete their independence, because they are not recognized by the most important international organizations," said Dacic.
He pointed out that "Kosovo will never become independent, because Serbia has friends who are on its side, primarily Russia and China, who will not allow it.
Dacic also said that he will do everything possible to establish good relations with the United States of America, Great Britain and France, because "we need to find an agreement and compromise with the great powers".
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