Photo by Trim Kabashi
Romania and Slovakia are two other countries that have not recognized Kosovo independence yet.
Prime Minister Thaçi speaking of Serbia's current behaviors said that
"Serbia is following regressive steps, resembling to those of Milosevic
times."
Thaçi added that "Unfortunately, nothing good can be expected from Serbia right now. Genocide and terror committed against Kosovars by Serbia state are still fresh in the minds of every citizen. However, Kosovar citizens are willing to live peacefully with its neighbors including Serbia."
"Today, Kosovo is an independent and sovereign state, its independence is an irreversible and Serbia must understand that. Nothing can change today's reality in Kosovo. We are here to build a prosperous country and defend it by all means," concluded Thaçi.
Thaçi added that "Unfortunately, nothing good can be expected from Serbia right now. Genocide and terror committed against Kosovars by Serbia state are still fresh in the minds of every citizen. However, Kosovar citizens are willing to live peacefully with its neighbors including Serbia."
"Today, Kosovo is an independent and sovereign state, its independence is an irreversible and Serbia must understand that. Nothing can change today's reality in Kosovo. We are here to build a prosperous country and defend it by all means," concluded Thaçi.
Comments (3)
Al Furqan
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... I am Slovak, and I am not very pleased to read about this error of our government. |
altin
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... its finaly a good step of slovakian government to recognize passports because its half of recognizing at all.this shows that these countries are watching kosova as a country. |
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