12:49 - 15 October 2007
Kosovo will never be an independent state, no matter of what kind of pressure Serbia is exposed to, Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica said Sunday. "Kosovo will never be independent state, no matter pressures, conditionings and threats Serbia is exposed to," said Kostunica and "Serbia & Montenegro Today' reports.
"Kosovo could be an independent state only if Serbia recognised it or if the (United Nations') Security Council broke the UN Charter," Kostunica said at his Democratic Party of Serbia meeting. "The entire world is well aware that Serbia will not recognise the independence of Kosovo, nor will the Security Council violate the UN Charter," said the prime minister.
"Therefore Kosovo will not be an independent state and will never be a UN member state," he added. Kostunica was speaking just hours ahead of a new round of internationally-mediated direct talks between delegations of Belgrade and Pristina on the future status of the UN-run Serbian province.
The Contact Group Troika announced in Brussels Sunday a new round of Kosovo talks for October 22 in Vienna. The negotiating process on the province's future status will intensify, especially after the next meeting, in order to find a joint platform for a possible solution, the diplomats said after today's direct negotiations in Brussels.
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es kann natürlich auch ein politisches spiel sein um das serbische volk darauf einzustellen...
denn sind wir ehrlich kustu geht da vom völlig falschen ansatzpunkt her....
weil nicht serbien darüber dann zu entscheiden hat....!!!:help: