Russian ambassador in Kosovo next week

I like this Ambassador Konuzin. Thanks for your support and keep up the great work!
Cheers!!

PRN, getting nervous?

"Kosova government should not allow him to come near Kosova." (Bekim)

-- I sincerely doubt the "Kosova government" has any say over this man's comings and goings.

Kosovo-USA,

Unless the Albanians in the Serbian province of Kosovo change their attitude nothing will change...

Why should Germans live in Nothern Italy... Why Kurds in Turkey and Iraq?

And then suddenly Kosovo must become independent?

How many million died in Tibet?

I will have talks with the UN, EU and OSCE representatives about what they intend to do in order to improve the life conditions for the Serbs in Kosovo, who are the most discriminated ethnic community in this region," Konuzin told news reporters.


You can talk to God himself, but unless K-Serbs are willing to change their lives and not listen to Belgrade,nothing will change for them.
And,obviously you are in position to change anything when it comes to Kosovo. Just empty talk Mr. Konuzin.

You are the one with empty talk, Kosovo+USA. It is good to see a Russian representative coming to Kosovo. Do not underestimate the influence of the Russians today - this is not Yeltsin's rule anymore. Money and energy power is what the EU/US respect. What do the Albanians have to offer the West? Not much.

PRN, I have no idea what you wrote - and I read your comment twice. Anyway, it's good to see a Russian presence in KiM. The corrupt EULEX should have some oversight.

Kosova government should not allow him to come near Kosova.
(Bekim, 10 December 2009 17:31)
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They probably won't allow him but that's not going to change a thing as they are not in control anyway.

It is a great privilege to have our Russian ambassador visit our province. Lets all welcome him. You too Bekim.

"The ambassador underscored that during his visit to Kosovo and Metohija he intends to learn about the political situation after, as he put it, the so-called elections organized by the interim Kosovo institutions. "

Well, well,... Russia is giving indications that things are changing so will its stance by learning about the situation in the ground...and the "so called" election are to become (for Russia) THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS.

Thank you brother!!!

Kosova government should not allow him to come near Kosova.
(Bekim, 10 December 2009 17:31)

And what could they do.. barking, well a barking dog is never dangerous...

they should live safely, and criminals should be put behind bars," Konuzin pointed out, adding that "none of that has been achieved so far".

Who is he to talk about putting criminals behind bars.
The sheer volume of horrific unpunished crimes committed by Serbs in the 90's is mind boggling.

Who is he to talk about putting criminals behind bars.
The sheer volume of horrific unpunished crimes committed by Serbs in the 90's is mind boggling.
(Dibrani, 10 December 2009 16:49)

And yet the MOST notorious criminals seem to be the radical Albanians themselves. Aren't they being investigated on many fronts- sex slave trade in the UK; money laundering in Switzerland and Austria; drug trafficking throughout Western Europe.....and you're throwing "stones" at the Serbs??? I believe that the West will soon see through your "glass house" and your ICJ trial will disprove you abilities to be an independent nation.

Kosova government should not allow him to come near Kosova.
(Bekim, 10 December 2009 17:31)

I agree Bekim,but give the guy a breake casue he may be next Russian Ambassador to Kosova, who knows????
Oh hell,who needs commies in Prishtina?

Relax guys!The Russian Ambasador is coming to Kosovo to buy real estate property for the future Russian Ambasy in Kosovo!

Since Serb leaders from Serbia can NOT enter Kosovo without getting permition from Kosovo government why not send a Russian ambasador.
Nicely played. BTW, everyone is welcome to Kosovo, as long ad you have a passport of course.

I guess Russia is interested in bringing long lasting and thus acceptable for both sides peace rather than in automatic supporting Serbia. And if you accept this the visit may prove to be positive for coming out of the deadlock we have in Kosovo & M. Serbs cannot take the status quo they were imposed while common Albanians (outside the ruling gangs) are entrapped in the reservation they strive to obtain.

It is too stupid sitting and waiting for the other side to wink first. Also both sides understand that the balance of force is slowly but shifting in the favor of Mainland Serbia. So such visits of good will aimed at a compromise may have positive results. Let’s wait for what he says when he is back to Belgrade. At least this man’s point will be hard to ignore.

agree Bekim,but give the guy a breake casue he may be next Russian Ambassador to Kosova, who knows????
Oh hell,who needs commies in Prishtina?
(Kosova-USA, 10 December 2009 18:20)
Who do you think the kla soldiers were before they revamped into the kla?They were/are marxist terrorist organization.If you plan to ridicule people learn alittle history.God bless Kosmet.

'...return to their homes, to have electricity, possibility to send their children to school,.."

Oh God. That is the point, that is what all decent people's conscience is agonizing about.

Here from Canada, we wanted to send the Serbian people in Kosovo the money; but that is practically not possible. What is needed is some way that they can receive the help (from abroad) in a structural way.

Please mr. Konuzin do something to help them!

"Kosova government should not allow him to come near Kosova." (Bekim)"

Kosova what? You mean Thaci & co?
They don't have any say in what goes on there. Belgrade decides who visits their territory not you.

(Amer, 10 December 2009 17:27)


Gee, you are stretching the old bow here. Your making this assumption on the basis of this being 1995; its not and your beloved US is no longer the king pin of the universe so the issue of the Russian Ambassador visiting Kosovo; well that just visiting a part of Serbia.

Tell me who is going to give up first, the Russians and Chinese which is not costing them a Euro to veto the Albanian’s reconviction in the UN or the EU which is shelling out millions every year? Hmmm! I know who will, do you????

You can talk to God himself, but unless K-Serbs are willing to change their lives and not listen to Belgrade,nothing will change for them.
And,obviously you are in position to change anything when it comes to Kosovo. Just empty talk Mr. Konuzin.
(Kosova-USA, 10 December 2009 16:03)

So, by your own admission the only way K Serbs will get electricity, schooling, no violence against them and able to return to their own homes is if they declare their support for the very people who are causing these problems? Hardly what anyone would call balanced and fair negotiations. This would explain the USA in your name I suspect. Things will never progress as long as the US are inteferring where they are neither wanted nor have any right to be. Sadly, my own country (UK) is guilty of similar interferance.

He declares his visit like he's going to some other country or something. Weird right?!

Nope. This translates to UNMIK/EULEX making decicions.
(Top, 11 December 2009 14:27)

Indeed, UN/EU are fully in control. Kosovo 'government' can do nothing without UN agreeing.

Kosova government should not allow him to come near Kosova.

So the internationals arrange for him to talk to a newly-elected mayor who enthusiastically describes his plans for improving life for his constituents and the Russian ambassador goes back with arguments that things have improved - under Russian pressure, naturally. Later, if the ICJ ruling goes against Serbia, Russia can simply abstain during the next SC vote. Rada Trajkovic said, a year or more before the DoI, that the Russian and Chinese ambassadors were trying to convince the Serbs in Kosovo to cooperate with Prishtina, which suggests they were already getting tired of the fight. The Russians don't have to vote against recognizing Kosovo and Serbia never has to recognize it for Kosovo to obtain broad recognition throughout the world and UN membership. And we can all turn to other things. The coming baseball season, for example.

@ KOSOVA USA
"Oh hell, who needs commies in Prishtina?"
Right. You have plenty of your own over there, even for the export. Aren't you exporting your most seasoned "commy" - Vlasi - to Montenegro to represent you people there?

What they tend to do? They have done enough already, what does Russia tend to do? How about investing in Serbian majority area's since neither Prishtina nor Belgrade can afford it.

"Kosova government should not allow him to come near Kosova." (Bekim)"

Kosova what? You mean Thaci & co?
They don't have any say in what goes on there. Belgrade decides who visits their territory not you.
(Peggy, 10 December 2009 21:54)

ABSOLUTELY AGREE WITH YOU.

Belgrade controls Kosovo this is why they went to ICJ since the control is so strong over the territory.

For Ambasadors visit he will get Serbian police escort through Serbian territory and then they stop at the border with Kosovo.

Peggy if Kosov is controlled by Belgrad why dont we use Dinars in Kosovo, why dont we get penssions from Serbia, why dont you pay for Kosovo debt IMF, why no Serbian Military in Kosov ....
Where is your control you lost that in 1999 but ok Belgrad is asked for everything selling property in Kosovo everything I hope that makes u happy

Where is your control you lost that in 1999 but ok Belgrad is asked for everything selling property in Kosovo everything I hope that makes u happy
(Allez, 10 December 2009 23:33)

Res 1244 is still valid and in force. This translates to Belgrade making decisions. Who do you think EULEX asked if they were allowed in, Pristina or Belgrade?

Any major decision comes from Belgrade and soon even more of them will be made there. Watch and learn.

BTW since you are so upset about Russians going to Kosovo, why don't you try to stop them?

"Res 1244 is still valid and in force. This translates to Belgrade making decisions"

Nope. This translates to UNMIK/EULEX making decicions.

The ambassador is going to Kosova with a mission to provoke the Kosova's Albanians in the name of "concerns" over the Serbian minority.

The serb minority in Kosova (if they decide to meet with him) will inform mr.ambassador they way the democratic elections are supossed to be held. The other reason for him to go there is to see the freedom in Kosova which people in Russia don't have it unfortunately.
(Nelli_Canada, 11 December 2009 19:26)

Nelli, Russians have freedom. Please provide some evidence of what you claim here. At last Russians are governed by their own, unlike K-Albanians who take orders from everyone else but their own.

Finally the Russians too have realised that if they want to discuss the lives of Kosovan people you have to go to Kosova(o) and not Belgrade.

Nelli, Russians have freedom. Please provide some evidence of what you claim here. At last Russians are governed by their own, unlike K-Albanians who take orders from everyone else but their own.
(Peggy, 11 December 2009 23:32)



Ms or Mrs Peggy you do remember mr.Kasparov's case right?. Nothing is more expensive than freedom of speech. What if someone in Russia came out with a DVD claiming to have evidence on blah blah.......! How long do you think he/she would last?.

Res 1244 is still valid and in force. This translates to Belgrade making decisions. Who do you think EULEX asked if they were allowed in, Pristina or Belgrade?

Any major decision comes from Belgrade and soon even more of them will be made there. Watch and learn.

BTW since you are so upset about Russians going to Kosovo, why don't you try to stop them?
(Peggy, 11 December 2009 01:27)

OK let the time show how much Belgard will make decisions in Kosovo. Right now they make non. in north Mitrovica yes I agree with you but rest sorry not.

Who told you I am upset about his visit, it is strange you deducted that. Let all visit you were upset when Bill Clinton visited not me.

What I am upset is that how far away Serbian and Albanian point of view are. Really far, also what upsets me is that you really say Kosovo is Albanians fault. But I have to accept that you cant change opinion no matter how much i try.

I know situation in Kosovo ho it is and in Serbia, so we will let time show who really is in control.

>He declares his visit like he's going to some other country or something. Weird right?!

I betcha straws you're clutching are getting mushy in your hand.

>They have done enough already.

Oh my have they not :)

'the issue of the Russian Ambassador visiting Kosovo; well that just visiting a part of Serbia.'

Then why is he visiting the internationals rather than Serbs?
(Amer, 11 December 2009 00:57)
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To monitor what they are up to and how it's going to be. Simple.

Is he coming to claim Kosovo as heart of Russia or what?
Don't get surprised if he wont be allowed to enter Kosovo!!!

Is he bringing the credentials of Russia,Abkazia and Osetia.And dont forget that he must show his passport at the Kosovo/Serbia border.

he goes to Kosovo to provoke the majority population and Kosovo. Therefore he is not welcome in Kosovo!

'the issue of the Russian Ambassador visiting Kosovo; well that just visiting a part of Serbia.'

Then why is he visiting the internationals rather than Serbs?

The serb minority in Kosova (if they decide to meet with him) will inform mr.ambassador they way the democratic elections are supossed to be held. The other reason for him to go there is to see the freedom in Kosova which people in Russia don't have it unfortunately.
(Nelli_Canada, 11 December

I’m sure the Ambassador will learn something from the Albanians in Kosovo considering their long and proud tradition of living in a democratic country. Considering you guys learn you’re so called democracy from the US I’m surprised that you even call it democracy. Here is something for you to consider; why would the US give you Albanians something it does not have!

The serb minority in Kosova (if they decide to meet with him) will inform mr.ambassador they way the democratic elections are supossed to be held. The other reason for him to go there is to see the freedom in Kosova which people in Russia don't have it unfortunately.

Peggy if Kosov is controlled by Belgrad why dont we use Dinars in Kosovo, why dont we get penssions from Serbia...

(Allez, 10 December 2009 23:33)

Allez,

I guess you have not been to the north of Kosovo. Dinars are the official currency, Serbs receive their pensions from Belgrade, and there are numerous Serbian government offices in all the municipalities.

And what could they do.. barking, well a barking dog is never dangerous...
(The Swiss, 10 December 2009 21:14)

Agree with you. I say let this ambassador go in and bark a little bit. Who cares what he thinks and says. Same old song, serb suffering, albanians do not.

He will come, have a speach and go. Big deal. K-Alb should focus on economic development, which will give them the means to build their own modern army, with US armament. That's the key, and the way to peace. Peace will come for sure if mutually assured destruction is achieved. Only then, Serbia will respect Kosovo and will not dare to send its pawns to provoke Albanians.

Than you can tell this guy, to go bark somewhere else, cause he won't step inside Kosovo without permission.

Is he coming to claim Kosovo as heart of Russia or what?
Don't get surprised if he wont be allowed to enter Kosovo!!!
(Oso Kuka, 12 December 2009 10:35)




Oso Kuka do you know what has happened in 1908?. Let me tell you my friend!, in 1908 it was Russia who opened a consulate in Mitrovica, they were told by Isa Boletini(Albanian Hero) not to do so, in fact Boletini sent a word telling them that if you bring a Russian in Mitrovica or anywhere else in Kosova you must bring coffins with you as well. After 4 days the Russian representative was found dead in that so-called Russian consulate in Mitrovica. Question is does Mr. Konuzin know this?, I'm sure he does. This is just one of many historical facts.

So, Russia doesn't recognize Kosovo Albanian's UDI and they defended Serbia's integrity at the ICJ. Now, a key Russian is going to visit Kosovo without any respect for Kosovo's Albanian authorities. What are you going to do about it? If you so called country is so powerful and my country "USA" has your back, why don't you try to stop him? Because you cannot. You are powerless to do anything except sit back and complain like a bunch of spoiled teenagers. You know, anger comes from incompetence. Incompetent people are so angry. Try to learn something other than drug smuggling or sex slavery and then you may feel empowered legitimately. By the way, you may want to brush up on your Russian for the visit.

'To monitor what they are up to and how it's going to be. Simple.
(Peggy, 11 December 2009 23:38) '

I'm sure they'll be happy to tell him how it's going to be: step by step they'll be handing over responsibilities to the locals.

What a joke is this guy,I'm sure that there is more respect for any pet entring Kosovo than the Russian ambasador.

Ms or Mrs Peggy you do remember mr.Kasparov's case right?. Nothing is more expensive than freedom of speech. What if someone in Russia came out with a DVD claiming to have evidence on blah blah.......! How long do you think he/she would last?.
(Nelli_Canada, 12 December 2009 03:46)

About as long as they would last in Washington.
What, people don't disappear in mysterious circumstances in America? People don't get murdered there and those crimes are unsolved?

BTW Nelli, threatening the life of this Russian is really stupid. Do you honestly think that you could get away with it or that you wouldn't get a Russian boot squashing you like an ant if you did it?
Take another look at what happened in Georgia and no Russian official got killed there.

I’m sure the Ambassador will learn something from the Albanians in Kosovo considering their long and proud tradition of living in a democratic country. Considering you guys learn you’re so called democracy from the US I’m surprised that you even call it democracy. Here is something for you to consider; why would the US give you Albanians something it does not have!
(sj, 11 December 2009 23:59)

Yep, they should look up to Serbia, and its impacable record of democracy, which of course is coming from your mothership, Russia.... what a bright and happy future will we live in than.

Relax guys!The Russian Ambasador is coming to Kosovo to buy real estate property for the future Russian Ambasy in Kosovo!
in fact he is coming to talk about the possibility to have his pipelines throught kosova/albania for italy...

'What, people don't disappear in mysterious circumstances in America? People don't get murdered there and those crimes are unsolved? '

Sure, attractive young white women - just watch CNN, that's all you see. Just not journalists with government secrets: journalists would kill to be taken so seriously. The most they can hope for is a Pulitzer - not nearly as impressive as having a prize for investigative journalism named after you.

It looks to me that the Russians are getting ready to recognize Kosova. Why else would they be going to Prishtina to buy real estate. This should be interesting when Vuk throws a tantrum and ejects the ambassador from Russia for recognition of Kosova.

The Serbs should buy some real estate in Prishtina before they also recognize Kosova. Otherwise, prices will go up and they will end up buying at the top, after all the prime real estate is sold. "The early bird catches the worm", as they say.

"The ambassador underscored that during his visit to Kosovo and Metohija he intends to learn about the political situation after, as he put it, the so-called elections organized by the interim Kosovo institutions. "

Well, well,... Russia is giving indications that things are changing so will its stance by learning about the situation in the ground...and the "so called" election are to become (for Russia) THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS.

I will have talks with the UN, EU and OSCE representatives about what they intend to do in order to improve the life conditions for the Serbs in Kosovo, who are the most discriminated ethnic community in this region," Konuzin told news reporters.


You can talk to God himself, but unless K-Serbs are willing to change their lives and not listen to Belgrade,nothing will change for them.
And,obviously you are in position to change anything when it comes to Kosovo. Just empty talk Mr. Konuzin.

Kosova government should not allow him to come near Kosova.

Kosova government should not allow him to come near Kosova.
(Bekim, 10 December 2009 17:31)

I agree Bekim,but give the guy a breake casue he may be next Russian Ambassador to Kosova, who knows????
Oh hell,who needs commies in Prishtina?

Since Serb leaders from Serbia can NOT enter Kosovo without getting permition from Kosovo government why not send a Russian ambasador.
Nicely played. BTW, everyone is welcome to Kosovo, as long ad you have a passport of course.

they should live safely, and criminals should be put behind bars," Konuzin pointed out, adding that "none of that has been achieved so far".

Who is he to talk about putting criminals behind bars.
The sheer volume of horrific unpunished crimes committed by Serbs in the 90's is mind boggling.

PRN, getting nervous?

I like this Ambassador Konuzin. Thanks for your support and keep up the great work!
Cheers!!

Relax guys!The Russian Ambasador is coming to Kosovo to buy real estate property for the future Russian Ambasy in Kosovo!

Kosovo-USA,

Unless the Albanians in the Serbian province of Kosovo change their attitude nothing will change...

Why should Germans live in Nothern Italy... Why Kurds in Turkey and Iraq?

And then suddenly Kosovo must become independent?

How many million died in Tibet?

He declares his visit like he's going to some other country or something. Weird right?!

So the internationals arrange for him to talk to a newly-elected mayor who enthusiastically describes his plans for improving life for his constituents and the Russian ambassador goes back with arguments that things have improved - under Russian pressure, naturally. Later, if the ICJ ruling goes against Serbia, Russia can simply abstain during the next SC vote. Rada Trajkovic said, a year or more before the DoI, that the Russian and Chinese ambassadors were trying to convince the Serbs in Kosovo to cooperate with Prishtina, which suggests they were already getting tired of the fight. The Russians don't have to vote against recognizing Kosovo and Serbia never has to recognize it for Kosovo to obtain broad recognition throughout the world and UN membership. And we can all turn to other things. The coming baseball season, for example.

"Kosova government should not allow him to come near Kosova." (Bekim)"

Kosova what? You mean Thaci & co?
They don't have any say in what goes on there. Belgrade decides who visits their territory not you.
(Peggy, 10 December 2009 21:54)

ABSOLUTELY AGREE WITH YOU.

Belgrade controls Kosovo this is why they went to ICJ since the control is so strong over the territory.

For Ambasadors visit he will get Serbian police escort through Serbian territory and then they stop at the border with Kosovo.

Peggy if Kosov is controlled by Belgrad why dont we use Dinars in Kosovo, why dont we get penssions from Serbia, why dont you pay for Kosovo debt IMF, why no Serbian Military in Kosov ....
Where is your control you lost that in 1999 but ok Belgrad is asked for everything selling property in Kosovo everything I hope that makes u happy

You are the one with empty talk, Kosovo+USA. It is good to see a Russian representative coming to Kosovo. Do not underestimate the influence of the Russians today - this is not Yeltsin's rule anymore. Money and energy power is what the EU/US respect. What do the Albanians have to offer the West? Not much.

"Kosova government should not allow him to come near Kosova." (Bekim)

-- I sincerely doubt the "Kosova government" has any say over this man's comings and goings.

The ambassador is going to Kosova with a mission to provoke the Kosova's Albanians in the name of "concerns" over the Serbian minority.

Thank you brother!!!

"Kosova government should not allow him to come near Kosova." (Bekim)"

Kosova what? You mean Thaci & co?
They don't have any say in what goes on there. Belgrade decides who visits their territory not you.

Kosova government should not allow him to come near Kosova.
(Bekim, 10 December 2009 17:31)
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They probably won't allow him but that's not going to change a thing as they are not in control anyway.

It is a great privilege to have our Russian ambassador visit our province. Lets all welcome him. You too Bekim.

What they tend to do? They have done enough already, what does Russia tend to do? How about investing in Serbian majority area's since neither Prishtina nor Belgrade can afford it.

And what could they do.. barking, well a barking dog is never dangerous...
(The Swiss, 10 December 2009 21:14)

Agree with you. I say let this ambassador go in and bark a little bit. Who cares what he thinks and says. Same old song, serb suffering, albanians do not.

He will come, have a speach and go. Big deal. K-Alb should focus on economic development, which will give them the means to build their own modern army, with US armament. That's the key, and the way to peace. Peace will come for sure if mutually assured destruction is achieved. Only then, Serbia will respect Kosovo and will not dare to send its pawns to provoke Albanians.

Than you can tell this guy, to go bark somewhere else, cause he won't step inside Kosovo without permission.

PRN, I have no idea what you wrote - and I read your comment twice. Anyway, it's good to see a Russian presence in KiM. The corrupt EULEX should have some oversight.

Kosova government should not allow him to come near Kosova.
(Bekim, 10 December 2009 17:31)

And what could they do.. barking, well a barking dog is never dangerous...

Finally the Russians too have realised that if they want to discuss the lives of Kosovan people you have to go to Kosova(o) and not Belgrade.

'...return to their homes, to have electricity, possibility to send their children to school,.."

Oh God. That is the point, that is what all decent people's conscience is agonizing about.

Here from Canada, we wanted to send the Serbian people in Kosovo the money; but that is practically not possible. What is needed is some way that they can receive the help (from abroad) in a structural way.

Please mr. Konuzin do something to help them!

I guess Russia is interested in bringing long lasting and thus acceptable for both sides peace rather than in automatic supporting Serbia. And if you accept this the visit may prove to be positive for coming out of the deadlock we have in Kosovo & M. Serbs cannot take the status quo they were imposed while common Albanians (outside the ruling gangs) are entrapped in the reservation they strive to obtain.

It is too stupid sitting and waiting for the other side to wink first. Also both sides understand that the balance of force is slowly but shifting in the favor of Mainland Serbia. So such visits of good will aimed at a compromise may have positive results. Let’s wait for what he says when he is back to Belgrade. At least this man’s point will be hard to ignore.

'the issue of the Russian Ambassador visiting Kosovo; well that just visiting a part of Serbia.'

Then why is he visiting the internationals rather than Serbs?

agree Bekim,but give the guy a breake casue he may be next Russian Ambassador to Kosova, who knows????
Oh hell,who needs commies in Prishtina?
(Kosova-USA, 10 December 2009 18:20)
Who do you think the kla soldiers were before they revamped into the kla?They were/are marxist terrorist organization.If you plan to ridicule people learn alittle history.God bless Kosmet.

(Amer, 10 December 2009 17:27)


Gee, you are stretching the old bow here. Your making this assumption on the basis of this being 1995; its not and your beloved US is no longer the king pin of the universe so the issue of the Russian Ambassador visiting Kosovo; well that just visiting a part of Serbia.

Tell me who is going to give up first, the Russians and Chinese which is not costing them a Euro to veto the Albanian’s reconviction in the UN or the EU which is shelling out millions every year? Hmmm! I know who will, do you????

>He declares his visit like he's going to some other country or something. Weird right?!

I betcha straws you're clutching are getting mushy in your hand.

>They have done enough already.

Oh my have they not :)

So, Russia doesn't recognize Kosovo Albanian's UDI and they defended Serbia's integrity at the ICJ. Now, a key Russian is going to visit Kosovo without any respect for Kosovo's Albanian authorities. What are you going to do about it? If you so called country is so powerful and my country "USA" has your back, why don't you try to stop him? Because you cannot. You are powerless to do anything except sit back and complain like a bunch of spoiled teenagers. You know, anger comes from incompetence. Incompetent people are so angry. Try to learn something other than drug smuggling or sex slavery and then you may feel empowered legitimately. By the way, you may want to brush up on your Russian for the visit.

Where is your control you lost that in 1999 but ok Belgrad is asked for everything selling property in Kosovo everything I hope that makes u happy
(Allez, 10 December 2009 23:33)

Res 1244 is still valid and in force. This translates to Belgrade making decisions. Who do you think EULEX asked if they were allowed in, Pristina or Belgrade?

Any major decision comes from Belgrade and soon even more of them will be made there. Watch and learn.

BTW since you are so upset about Russians going to Kosovo, why don't you try to stop them?

The serb minority in Kosova (if they decide to meet with him) will inform mr.ambassador they way the democratic elections are supossed to be held. The other reason for him to go there is to see the freedom in Kosova which people in Russia don't have it unfortunately.

The serb minority in Kosova (if they decide to meet with him) will inform mr.ambassador they way the democratic elections are supossed to be held. The other reason for him to go there is to see the freedom in Kosova which people in Russia don't have it unfortunately.
(Nelli_Canada, 11 December 2009 19:26)

Nelli, Russians have freedom. Please provide some evidence of what you claim here. At last Russians are governed by their own, unlike K-Albanians who take orders from everyone else but their own.

he goes to Kosovo to provoke the majority population and Kosovo. Therefore he is not welcome in Kosovo!

Nope. This translates to UNMIK/EULEX making decicions.
(Top, 11 December 2009 14:27)

Indeed, UN/EU are fully in control. Kosovo 'government' can do nothing without UN agreeing.

Is he coming to claim Kosovo as heart of Russia or what?
Don't get surprised if he wont be allowed to enter Kosovo!!!

@ KOSOVA USA
"Oh hell, who needs commies in Prishtina?"
Right. You have plenty of your own over there, even for the export. Aren't you exporting your most seasoned "commy" - Vlasi - to Montenegro to represent you people there?

Who is he to talk about putting criminals behind bars.
The sheer volume of horrific unpunished crimes committed by Serbs in the 90's is mind boggling.
(Dibrani, 10 December 2009 16:49)

And yet the MOST notorious criminals seem to be the radical Albanians themselves. Aren't they being investigated on many fronts- sex slave trade in the UK; money laundering in Switzerland and Austria; drug trafficking throughout Western Europe.....and you're throwing "stones" at the Serbs??? I believe that the West will soon see through your "glass house" and your ICJ trial will disprove you abilities to be an independent nation.

I’m sure the Ambassador will learn something from the Albanians in Kosovo considering their long and proud tradition of living in a democratic country. Considering you guys learn you’re so called democracy from the US I’m surprised that you even call it democracy. Here is something for you to consider; why would the US give you Albanians something it does not have!
(sj, 11 December 2009 23:59)

Yep, they should look up to Serbia, and its impacable record of democracy, which of course is coming from your mothership, Russia.... what a bright and happy future will we live in than.

"Res 1244 is still valid and in force. This translates to Belgrade making decisions"

Nope. This translates to UNMIK/EULEX making decicions.

You can talk to God himself, but unless K-Serbs are willing to change their lives and not listen to Belgrade,nothing will change for them.
And,obviously you are in position to change anything when it comes to Kosovo. Just empty talk Mr. Konuzin.
(Kosova-USA, 10 December 2009 16:03)

So, by your own admission the only way K Serbs will get electricity, schooling, no violence against them and able to return to their own homes is if they declare their support for the very people who are causing these problems? Hardly what anyone would call balanced and fair negotiations. This would explain the USA in your name I suspect. Things will never progress as long as the US are inteferring where they are neither wanted nor have any right to be. Sadly, my own country (UK) is guilty of similar interferance.

The serb minority in Kosova (if they decide to meet with him) will inform mr.ambassador they way the democratic elections are supossed to be held. The other reason for him to go there is to see the freedom in Kosova which people in Russia don't have it unfortunately.
(Nelli_Canada, 11 December

I’m sure the Ambassador will learn something from the Albanians in Kosovo considering their long and proud tradition of living in a democratic country. Considering you guys learn you’re so called democracy from the US I’m surprised that you even call it democracy. Here is something for you to consider; why would the US give you Albanians something it does not have!

Peggy if Kosov is controlled by Belgrad why dont we use Dinars in Kosovo, why dont we get penssions from Serbia...

(Allez, 10 December 2009 23:33)

Allez,

I guess you have not been to the north of Kosovo. Dinars are the official currency, Serbs receive their pensions from Belgrade, and there are numerous Serbian government offices in all the municipalities.

Res 1244 is still valid and in force. This translates to Belgrade making decisions. Who do you think EULEX asked if they were allowed in, Pristina or Belgrade?

Any major decision comes from Belgrade and soon even more of them will be made there. Watch and learn.

BTW since you are so upset about Russians going to Kosovo, why don't you try to stop them?
(Peggy, 11 December 2009 01:27)

OK let the time show how much Belgard will make decisions in Kosovo. Right now they make non. in north Mitrovica yes I agree with you but rest sorry not.

Who told you I am upset about his visit, it is strange you deducted that. Let all visit you were upset when Bill Clinton visited not me.

What I am upset is that how far away Serbian and Albanian point of view are. Really far, also what upsets me is that you really say Kosovo is Albanians fault. But I have to accept that you cant change opinion no matter how much i try.

I know situation in Kosovo ho it is and in Serbia, so we will let time show who really is in control.

Nelli, Russians have freedom. Please provide some evidence of what you claim here. At last Russians are governed by their own, unlike K-Albanians who take orders from everyone else but their own.
(Peggy, 11 December 2009 23:32)



Ms or Mrs Peggy you do remember mr.Kasparov's case right?. Nothing is more expensive than freedom of speech. What if someone in Russia came out with a DVD claiming to have evidence on blah blah.......! How long do you think he/she would last?.

Ms or Mrs Peggy you do remember mr.Kasparov's case right?. Nothing is more expensive than freedom of speech. What if someone in Russia came out with a DVD claiming to have evidence on blah blah.......! How long do you think he/she would last?.
(Nelli_Canada, 12 December 2009 03:46)

About as long as they would last in Washington.
What, people don't disappear in mysterious circumstances in America? People don't get murdered there and those crimes are unsolved?

BTW Nelli, threatening the life of this Russian is really stupid. Do you honestly think that you could get away with it or that you wouldn't get a Russian boot squashing you like an ant if you did it?
Take another look at what happened in Georgia and no Russian official got killed there.

'the issue of the Russian Ambassador visiting Kosovo; well that just visiting a part of Serbia.'

Then why is he visiting the internationals rather than Serbs?
(Amer, 11 December 2009 00:57)
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To monitor what they are up to and how it's going to be. Simple.

Is he bringing the credentials of Russia,Abkazia and Osetia.And dont forget that he must show his passport at the Kosovo/Serbia border.

Is he coming to claim Kosovo as heart of Russia or what?
Don't get surprised if he wont be allowed to enter Kosovo!!!
(Oso Kuka, 12 December 2009 10:35)




Oso Kuka do you know what has happened in 1908?. Let me tell you my friend!, in 1908 it was Russia who opened a consulate in Mitrovica, they were told by Isa Boletini(Albanian Hero) not to do so, in fact Boletini sent a word telling them that if you bring a Russian in Mitrovica or anywhere else in Kosova you must bring coffins with you as well. After 4 days the Russian representative was found dead in that so-called Russian consulate in Mitrovica. Question is does Mr. Konuzin know this?, I'm sure he does. This is just one of many historical facts.

What a joke is this guy,I'm sure that there is more respect for any pet entring Kosovo than the Russian ambasador.

Relax guys!The Russian Ambasador is coming to Kosovo to buy real estate property for the future Russian Ambasy in Kosovo!
in fact he is coming to talk about the possibility to have his pipelines throught kosova/albania for italy...

'What, people don't disappear in mysterious circumstances in America? People don't get murdered there and those crimes are unsolved? '

Sure, attractive young white women - just watch CNN, that's all you see. Just not journalists with government secrets: journalists would kill to be taken so seriously. The most they can hope for is a Pulitzer - not nearly as impressive as having a prize for investigative journalism named after you.

It looks to me that the Russians are getting ready to recognize Kosova. Why else would they be going to Prishtina to buy real estate. This should be interesting when Vuk throws a tantrum and ejects the ambassador from Russia for recognition of Kosova.

The Serbs should buy some real estate in Prishtina before they also recognize Kosova. Otherwise, prices will go up and they will end up buying at the top, after all the prime real estate is sold. "The early bird catches the worm", as they say.

'To monitor what they are up to and how it's going to be. Simple.
(Peggy, 11 December 2009 23:38) '

I'm sure they'll be happy to tell him how it's going to be: step by step they'll be handing over responsibilities to the locals.