Dacic: Pristina does not know what it wants

Dacic: Pristina does not know what it wants

Thaci, who serves as Kosovo's foreign minister, said on Monday that Serbia was "attempting to raise political noise with alleged plans for (a final solution of the status of) Kosovo" and in this way "demonstrates that it cannot overcome the expansionist mentality of the last century."

Thaci, who is also a deputy prime minister of Kosovo, wrote this on Facebook, and also "expressed his disappointment" over such an approach "of a neighboring country" that aspires to join the European family.

"To accuse Serbia of expansionism while trying to legalize the violent and unilateral violation of its territorial integrity, and while there is talk almost every day about a Greater Albania - which would violate the territorial integrity of several more countries - is the ultimate hypocrisy," Dacic said, in reference to the ethnic Albanians's unilateral declaration of independence of the province, which Serbia does not recognize.

He added that Serbia "clearly opted for dialogue and stability in the region," but that "it seems our constructive stance is interpreted as our weakness in Pristina."

"Thaci must be clear on the fact that those days when Serbia was talked to based on the 'take it or leave it' principle are gone," Dacic said.