Russian aid delivered to Red Cross in Zvečan

This is an embarrassment for EULEX to block humanitarian aid. Seeing that they had to go through central Serbia, no so-called "Kosovars" were part of that group. This has caused good publicity for the Serbian cause in KiM and further strained EU/Russian relations while the Albanians were laughing at them.

Now it is time to deliver the much needed goods and those electricity generators will come in very good use.

Can anybody tell me where Merdare crossing is located? No one on this site including Konuzin never mention Merdare!
(Kosova-USA, 16 December 2011 10:02)
--
Agim, it is not important at the moment. We are protecting the important ones and creating alternative routes when needed. We are ensuring free passage between Serbians and Serbians.

However, I do understand some kind of borders exist between Albanians and other Albanians. Also, some so-called "internationals" that use Merdare. Those are there to make your lives inconvenient because you want to believe some temporary illusion.

So well done because all of the functioning crossings around the region essentially separate Albanians from Albanians. So much for your "United States of Albania". ;)

Russia has just offered a 20 billion dollar loan to the dead "EU" to help temporarily shore up its unpayable debts and strings are attached. I correctly predicted the "EU", which means Germany, is in no position and has no real desire to oppose Russia on this issue of solidarity with the real and patriotic Serbs of Kosovo. In effect, the Serbs of Kosovo now have Russian "citizenship".

After the talks at the highest political level between Moscow and Brussels a compromise was reached for Moscow to accept a small EULEX escort.
--
It is good to see that KiM is becoming a bigger issue in Russia. Obviously, the EU backed down on having Albanians as part of the escort and also, they didn't end up going through the barricades.

[link]
(New Zealander

How appropriate, Soviet times remembered from a Yugoslav times, both destroyed by fanatical dictators to end their humiliation.

And why do you believe Serbian government is against Russian humaniration aid and other kind of aid? After all there is Russian base in Serbia, do you believe it was established without Serbian governmetn permission?
(aaayyy, 15 December 2011 23:30)
Of course all Serbian politicians are going to agree with sending the shipments now. However, I don't think they would have been keen on the idea of rewarding them for keeping the barricades up, a position Russia seems to support while the current govt does not. But either way they were not given a choice, or the appearance of a choice. So what it appears is that not only does Serbia not have control over Kosovo due to 1244, but it has also lost its political control, as Russia is allowed to do what it wishes. That is not an alliance of the 2 countries. Do you think the American people would have stood by and seen aid brought into the Occupy Wall Street Protestors from even our strongest Allies, eventhough many agree with their cause?
Whether you like Tadic and agree with his course is not the point, you may feel he is a puppet to the west, but the point is he was elected by the Serbian people, it should be Serbian people who decide if he should stay or go. You have NO sovereignty if you are letting other countries make the decisions for you. In other words you have become another Kosovo (Kosovo had agreed to a supervised independence in exchange for western support). If you cannot see that, then being ruled by Russia may be your best option.
(a New Day, 16 December 2011 07:15)

I am Russian.

So your main point is that the West could make the decisions for Serbia, arm and train their separatists (KAlbs), deliver ultimatum (give your land or you will be bombed), attack Serbia by air force, take their land (Kosovo) and declare it independent country against the will of Serbian people and the most world countries, now Western diplomats could have meeting with Serbian students, public, agitate them, sponcer their main mass media and define their politics and Russia couldn't even send blankets to people in need?

The key of the problem is that KSerbs don't want to be under Prishtina control and compromise solution is needed. You worry so much that though Tadic's government agree to Russian humanitarian aid, you don't think they would have been keen on the idea of rewarding KSerbs for keeping the barricades up. I believe that Tadic supports KSerbs democratic will to demonstrate their intentions, but Tadic is under EU blackmail unfortunately, so Russian aid could help him to negotiate and speak for KSerbs.

Before anyone here starts mouthing off about what kind of allies Serbia has, take a look at what kind of allies the USA has:
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/12/13/world/meast/saudi-arabia-beheading/index.html?hpt=wo_mid

[link]
(New Zealander

How appropriate, Soviet times remembered from a Yugoslav times, both destroyed by fanatical dictators to end their humiliation.
(koko, 16 December 2011 11:41)

Sorry, I may have this wrong, I'm not from Former Soviet Union or Yugoslavia, but who are the fanatical dictators you are referring to? Yeltsin? Gorbachev? Milosevic? I've never seen any fanaticism on any of their parts.

Let's keep it short and simple: Feed the hungry Serbs!

Tung

As the Americans would say: Mission Accomplished :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rcHVrvEP_U

Ataman,

"Cossacks are the best light troops among all that exist. If I had them in my army, I would go through all the world with them." - Napoleon

:)

Can anybody tell me where Merdare crossing is located? No one on this site including Konuzin never mention Merdare!
(Kosova-USA, 16 December 2011 10:02)
--
Agim, it is not important at the moment. We are protecting the important ones and creating alternative routes when needed. We are ensuring free passage between Serbians and Serbians.

However, I do understand some kind of borders exist between Albanians and other Albanians. Also, some so-called "internationals" that use Merdare. Those are there to make your lives inconvenient because you want to believe some temporary illusion.

So well done because all of the functioning crossings around the region essentially separate Albanians from Albanians. So much for your "United States of Albania". ;)
(Zoran, 16 December 2011 10:33)

First of all I am not Agim, even though when I read his comments are pretty much in line with my comments.
Second, now I see that you don't have a clue that Merdare borders Kosova and Serbia. That is the official border crossing.

"Second, now I see that you don't have a clue that Merdare borders Kosova and Serbia. That is the official border crossing.
(Kosova-USA,"

He does know, but facts are not important to him right now, his Milosevic molded pride is, and that is even scarier than facts.

Having exited Kosovo through the Merdare crossing and then passed through central Serbia, three EULEX police SUVs reached the Jarinje checkpoint. Members of the EULEX customs then reintroduced control and passage of vehicles.

Can anybody tell me where Merdare crossing is located? No one on this site including Konuzin never mention Merdare!

Let's keep it short and simple: Feed the hungry Serbs!

Tung
(FREEDOM, 16 December 2011 13:29)

Let's keep it short and simple: Feed the hungry Albanian trolls!

Dung

EULEX guaranteed KSerbs there would be no KAlbanians in the EULEX escort cars.

He does know, but facts are not important to him right now, his Milosevic molded pride is, and that is even scarier than facts.
(koko, 16 December 2011 15:28)
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LOL! Hey, Milosevic wasn't that inspirational on pride.

Like I said, Merdare is not so important at the moment as there aren't too many Serbs on the other side. It is not safe either as Albanians tend to bomb anything Serbian around there. That issue will be dealt with another time.

However, what happened to Albanian pride? You keep building border crossings between your own people. What happened to the "United States of Albania"? LOL!

OK link, New Zealender... just a bit to "red" for my taste. Somewhat "whiter" but at lest as good:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=557C4MKfFm4

Всем-всем мальчик был доволен, никакой нужды не знал
А теперь всё испытал - он в Митровице бывал

Why would an ambassador of a "mighty" country be forced to wait at an "administrative" line? Can some Serbian poster spinn this off please.

It rings more like embarrassment to the ambassador and Russia that a country that is fictitious and they don't recognize makes them wait at their border. LOL

B92 has informed me that Serbia is a billboard located in Kosovo. I could have sworn that this serbia fellow was a country or something.

What happened to the "United States of Albania"? LOL!
(Zoran, 16 December 2011 17:39)

There will be no such things as 'greater Albania', just like the 'greater Serbia' has failed, though extremists wanted it.

To all: at first B92 in their infinite wisdom decided to castrate about 90% of my comment and my second comment wasn't published. So it's pretty meaningless. At least the first clip did go through. The clip with "Slavyanka" march did not, but not only that. I can understand if they may object certain parts but what they did just IMHO did not make any sense at all. I am very rarey censored but probably it was a bad day today.

I think Albanians are a little bit nervous that such a strong relationship exists between Russia and Serbia, like sister countries.

Didn't yo mamma ever teach you? Don't mess with the Russians :)

At least that's what the German kids are taught ;)

The ambassador stressed that he noted the great warmth that Serbs feel toward Russians, and added: "We feel the same, and we hope that you will find this humanitarian aid useful."

I bet they do. They love more Russia than Serbia. At the end of the day Big brother.


"Konuzin also stated that the shipment would help Serbs protect their legitimate rights and stand up to illegal activities of the force that is used against them" What exactely the ambassador meant? Just a bit of PROVOCATION?

"Rest assured that events in Kosovo are being carefully monitored in Russia. Russia will always stand with Serbs." He is touching people's nerves sorry hearts...

Ataman,

Here's a few examples which the whole world can understand!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnlmFzNdiUw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KXjwwxEmTQ&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDWmvnrH80I&feature=related

EULEX guaranteed KSerbs there would be no KAlbanians in the EULEX escort cars.
(aaayyy, 16 December 2011 17:20)

We all know EULEX is full of liars and Kserbs have no means of knowing the ethnicity of people in the escort cars - unless, of course, they stopped them and asked for a birth certificate, which, in any case, can be easily falsified by the corrupt people that rule in Pristina :)

To all: at first B92 in their infinite wisdom decided to castrate about 90% of my comment and my second comment wasn't published. So it's pretty meaningless. At least the first clip did go through. The clip with "Slavyanka" march did not, but not only that. I can understand if they may object certain parts but what they did just IMHO did not make any sense at all. I am very rarey censored but probably it was a bad day today.
(Ataman, 16 December 2011 23:17)

Or a good day, depending on your perspective!

See, EULEX just crumbled all it took was a few days, they're all flap and no propeller. And funnily enough the deal was reached with Brussels, 'Kosova' was elbowed out the picture and made a total irrelevance, so much for them having any input over the border.

"Cossacks are the best light troops among all that exist. If I had them in my army, I would go through all the world with them." - Napoleon

:)
(trizo, 16 December 2011 14:57)

trizo,

The Cosaacks would not stand a chance today against NATO (US) unmanned attack Drones.

In effect, the Serbs of Kosovo now have Russian "citizenship".
(Leo, 16 December 2011 13:40)

Leo,

The Russians are on record saying that Serbs cannot be Russian citizens, since it is NOT allowed by the Russian constitution. However, since the Serbs are being removed from the schengen list, it is a moot point.

"The Russian convoy carrying humanitarian aid to Kosovo Serbs crossed the administrative line and headed to Kosovska Mitrovica a little after 07:00 CET on Friday.

The convoy was held at the Jarinje administrative crossing since Tuesday.

After an agreement was reached, over 20 trucks carrying about 300 tons of humanitarian aid were let through at the Jarinje crossing during the night and were escorted by three EULEX SUVs"


See, very easy... The convoy just needed to respect the procedures and wouldn't have been stopped for more than a couple of hrs.

The key of the problem is that KSerbs don't want to be under Prishtina control and compromise solution is needed.
(aaayyy, 16 December 2011 11:30)

You are wrong my friend; K. Serbs or Serbia have never said that. Even under Serbia's proposals for the final status of Kosovo, K. Serbs as all inhabitans of Kosovo. were to be governed by Kosovo's provincial capital Pristina. K. Serbs have never said they want to be independent from Kosovo.

Russia has just offered a 20 billion dollar loan to the dead "EU" to help temporarily shore up its unpayable debts and strings are attached. I correctly predicted the "EU", which means Germany, is in no position and has no real desire to oppose Russia on this issue of solidarity with the real and patriotic Serbs of Kosovo. In effect, the Serbs of Kosovo now have Russian "citizenship".
(Leo, 16 December 2011 13:40)
First, 20 billion dollar loan is laughable as it will not solve any issues so any strings would be threads. Second, the "humanitarian aid" is in lieu of citizenship.

However, what happened to Albanian pride? You keep building border crossings between your own people. What happened to the "United States of Albania"? LOL!
(Zoran, 16 December 2011 17:39)

Zoran,

Dear boy, haven't you figured it out yet, the border crossings INTO Kosova are for Serbs only. The Albanians in Serbia can enter Kosova with no problem.

The key of the problem is that KSerbs don't want to be under Prishtina control and compromise solution is needed.
(aaayyy, 16 December 2011 11:30)

You are wrong my friend; K. Serbs or Serbia have never said that. Even under Serbia's proposals for the final status of Kosovo, K. Serbs as all inhabitans of Kosovo. were to be governed by Kosovo's provincial capital Pristina. K. Serbs have never said they want to be independent from Kosovo.
(icj1, 17 December 2011 01:22)

Under Serbia's proposals for the final status of Kosovo, K. Serbs as all inhabitans of Kosovo. were to be governed by Kosovo's provincial capital Pristina which in its turn is to be governed by Serbia's capital Beograde. Which is quite different from the situation when Prishtina isn't governed by Serbia's capital Beograde.

Under Serbia's proposals for the final status of Kosovo, K. Serbs as all inhabitans of Kosovo. were to be governed by Kosovo's provincial capital Pristina which in its turn is to be governed by Serbia's capital Beograde.
(aaayyy, 18 December 2011 00:34)


You are wrong, because Serbia promissed that Kosovo would have the autonomy to govern it's local affairs. So Pristina would have been independent in governing Kosovo's local affairs. The only thing that Serbia would have been involved in was foreign affairs and borders with Albania, Macedonia and Montenegro. Or Serbia didn't really mean to give Kosovo more than autonomy but less then independence ?
----------

Which is quite different from the situation when Prishtina isn't governed by Serbia's capital Beograde.
(aaayyy, 18 December 2011 00:34)

But Kosovo is Serbia, isn't it ?!

Having exited Kosovo through the Merdare crossing and then passed through central Serbia, three EULEX police SUVs reached the Jarinje checkpoint. Members of the EULEX customs then reintroduced control and passage of vehicles.

Can anybody tell me where Merdare crossing is located? No one on this site including Konuzin never mention Merdare!

Can anybody tell me where Merdare crossing is located? No one on this site including Konuzin never mention Merdare!
(Kosova-USA, 16 December 2011 10:02)
--
Agim, it is not important at the moment. We are protecting the important ones and creating alternative routes when needed. We are ensuring free passage between Serbians and Serbians.

However, I do understand some kind of borders exist between Albanians and other Albanians. Also, some so-called "internationals" that use Merdare. Those are there to make your lives inconvenient because you want to believe some temporary illusion.

So well done because all of the functioning crossings around the region essentially separate Albanians from Albanians. So much for your "United States of Albania". ;)
(Zoran, 16 December 2011 10:33)

First of all I am not Agim, even though when I read his comments are pretty much in line with my comments.
Second, now I see that you don't have a clue that Merdare borders Kosova and Serbia. That is the official border crossing.

Let's keep it short and simple: Feed the hungry Serbs!

Tung
(FREEDOM, 16 December 2011 13:29)

Let's keep it short and simple: Feed the hungry Albanian trolls!

Dung

"Second, now I see that you don't have a clue that Merdare borders Kosova and Serbia. That is the official border crossing.
(Kosova-USA,"

He does know, but facts are not important to him right now, his Milosevic molded pride is, and that is even scarier than facts.

The ambassador stressed that he noted the great warmth that Serbs feel toward Russians, and added: "We feel the same, and we hope that you will find this humanitarian aid useful."

I bet they do. They love more Russia than Serbia. At the end of the day Big brother.


"Konuzin also stated that the shipment would help Serbs protect their legitimate rights and stand up to illegal activities of the force that is used against them" What exactely the ambassador meant? Just a bit of PROVOCATION?

"Rest assured that events in Kosovo are being carefully monitored in Russia. Russia will always stand with Serbs." He is touching people's nerves sorry hearts...

Can anybody tell me where Merdare crossing is located? No one on this site including Konuzin never mention Merdare!
(Kosova-USA, 16 December 2011 10:02)
--
Agim, it is not important at the moment. We are protecting the important ones and creating alternative routes when needed. We are ensuring free passage between Serbians and Serbians.

However, I do understand some kind of borders exist between Albanians and other Albanians. Also, some so-called "internationals" that use Merdare. Those are there to make your lives inconvenient because you want to believe some temporary illusion.

So well done because all of the functioning crossings around the region essentially separate Albanians from Albanians. So much for your "United States of Albania". ;)

[link]
(New Zealander

How appropriate, Soviet times remembered from a Yugoslav times, both destroyed by fanatical dictators to end their humiliation.

Why would an ambassador of a "mighty" country be forced to wait at an "administrative" line? Can some Serbian poster spinn this off please.

It rings more like embarrassment to the ambassador and Russia that a country that is fictitious and they don't recognize makes them wait at their border. LOL

This is an embarrassment for EULEX to block humanitarian aid. Seeing that they had to go through central Serbia, no so-called "Kosovars" were part of that group. This has caused good publicity for the Serbian cause in KiM and further strained EU/Russian relations while the Albanians were laughing at them.

Now it is time to deliver the much needed goods and those electricity generators will come in very good use.

Before anyone here starts mouthing off about what kind of allies Serbia has, take a look at what kind of allies the USA has:
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/12/13/world/meast/saudi-arabia-beheading/index.html?hpt=wo_mid

And why do you believe Serbian government is against Russian humaniration aid and other kind of aid? After all there is Russian base in Serbia, do you believe it was established without Serbian governmetn permission?
(aaayyy, 15 December 2011 23:30)
Of course all Serbian politicians are going to agree with sending the shipments now. However, I don't think they would have been keen on the idea of rewarding them for keeping the barricades up, a position Russia seems to support while the current govt does not. But either way they were not given a choice, or the appearance of a choice. So what it appears is that not only does Serbia not have control over Kosovo due to 1244, but it has also lost its political control, as Russia is allowed to do what it wishes. That is not an alliance of the 2 countries. Do you think the American people would have stood by and seen aid brought into the Occupy Wall Street Protestors from even our strongest Allies, eventhough many agree with their cause?
Whether you like Tadic and agree with his course is not the point, you may feel he is a puppet to the west, but the point is he was elected by the Serbian people, it should be Serbian people who decide if he should stay or go. You have NO sovereignty if you are letting other countries make the decisions for you. In other words you have become another Kosovo (Kosovo had agreed to a supervised independence in exchange for western support). If you cannot see that, then being ruled by Russia may be your best option.
(a New Day, 16 December 2011 07:15)

I am Russian.

So your main point is that the West could make the decisions for Serbia, arm and train their separatists (KAlbs), deliver ultimatum (give your land or you will be bombed), attack Serbia by air force, take their land (Kosovo) and declare it independent country against the will of Serbian people and the most world countries, now Western diplomats could have meeting with Serbian students, public, agitate them, sponcer their main mass media and define their politics and Russia couldn't even send blankets to people in need?

The key of the problem is that KSerbs don't want to be under Prishtina control and compromise solution is needed. You worry so much that though Tadic's government agree to Russian humanitarian aid, you don't think they would have been keen on the idea of rewarding KSerbs for keeping the barricades up. I believe that Tadic supports KSerbs democratic will to demonstrate their intentions, but Tadic is under EU blackmail unfortunately, so Russian aid could help him to negotiate and speak for KSerbs.

Russia has just offered a 20 billion dollar loan to the dead "EU" to help temporarily shore up its unpayable debts and strings are attached. I correctly predicted the "EU", which means Germany, is in no position and has no real desire to oppose Russia on this issue of solidarity with the real and patriotic Serbs of Kosovo. In effect, the Serbs of Kosovo now have Russian "citizenship".

As the Americans would say: Mission Accomplished :)

B92 has informed me that Serbia is a billboard located in Kosovo. I could have sworn that this serbia fellow was a country or something.

OK link, New Zealender... just a bit to "red" for my taste. Somewhat "whiter" but at lest as good:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=557C4MKfFm4

Всем-всем мальчик был доволен, никакой нужды не знал
А теперь всё испытал - он в Митровице бывал

Let's keep it short and simple: Feed the hungry Serbs!

Tung

He does know, but facts are not important to him right now, his Milosevic molded pride is, and that is even scarier than facts.
(koko, 16 December 2011 15:28)
--
LOL! Hey, Milosevic wasn't that inspirational on pride.

Like I said, Merdare is not so important at the moment as there aren't too many Serbs on the other side. It is not safe either as Albanians tend to bomb anything Serbian around there. That issue will be dealt with another time.

However, what happened to Albanian pride? You keep building border crossings between your own people. What happened to the "United States of Albania"? LOL!

To all: at first B92 in their infinite wisdom decided to castrate about 90% of my comment and my second comment wasn't published. So it's pretty meaningless. At least the first clip did go through. The clip with "Slavyanka" march did not, but not only that. I can understand if they may object certain parts but what they did just IMHO did not make any sense at all. I am very rarey censored but probably it was a bad day today.

Ataman,

"Cossacks are the best light troops among all that exist. If I had them in my army, I would go through all the world with them." - Napoleon

:)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rcHVrvEP_U

EULEX guaranteed KSerbs there would be no KAlbanians in the EULEX escort cars.

[link]
(New Zealander

How appropriate, Soviet times remembered from a Yugoslav times, both destroyed by fanatical dictators to end their humiliation.
(koko, 16 December 2011 11:41)

Sorry, I may have this wrong, I'm not from Former Soviet Union or Yugoslavia, but who are the fanatical dictators you are referring to? Yeltsin? Gorbachev? Milosevic? I've never seen any fanaticism on any of their parts.

After the talks at the highest political level between Moscow and Brussels a compromise was reached for Moscow to accept a small EULEX escort.
--
It is good to see that KiM is becoming a bigger issue in Russia. Obviously, the EU backed down on having Albanians as part of the escort and also, they didn't end up going through the barricades.

However, what happened to Albanian pride? You keep building border crossings between your own people. What happened to the "United States of Albania"? LOL!
(Zoran, 16 December 2011 17:39)

Zoran,

Dear boy, haven't you figured it out yet, the border crossings INTO Kosova are for Serbs only. The Albanians in Serbia can enter Kosova with no problem.

"Cossacks are the best light troops among all that exist. If I had them in my army, I would go through all the world with them." - Napoleon

:)
(trizo, 16 December 2011 14:57)

trizo,

The Cosaacks would not stand a chance today against NATO (US) unmanned attack Drones.

In effect, the Serbs of Kosovo now have Russian "citizenship".
(Leo, 16 December 2011 13:40)

Leo,

The Russians are on record saying that Serbs cannot be Russian citizens, since it is NOT allowed by the Russian constitution. However, since the Serbs are being removed from the schengen list, it is a moot point.

What happened to the "United States of Albania"? LOL!
(Zoran, 16 December 2011 17:39)

There will be no such things as 'greater Albania', just like the 'greater Serbia' has failed, though extremists wanted it.

The key of the problem is that KSerbs don't want to be under Prishtina control and compromise solution is needed.
(aaayyy, 16 December 2011 11:30)

You are wrong my friend; K. Serbs or Serbia have never said that. Even under Serbia's proposals for the final status of Kosovo, K. Serbs as all inhabitans of Kosovo. were to be governed by Kosovo's provincial capital Pristina. K. Serbs have never said they want to be independent from Kosovo.

Ataman,

Here's a few examples which the whole world can understand!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnlmFzNdiUw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KXjwwxEmTQ&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDWmvnrH80I&feature=related

See, EULEX just crumbled all it took was a few days, they're all flap and no propeller. And funnily enough the deal was reached with Brussels, 'Kosova' was elbowed out the picture and made a total irrelevance, so much for them having any input over the border.

Russia has just offered a 20 billion dollar loan to the dead "EU" to help temporarily shore up its unpayable debts and strings are attached. I correctly predicted the "EU", which means Germany, is in no position and has no real desire to oppose Russia on this issue of solidarity with the real and patriotic Serbs of Kosovo. In effect, the Serbs of Kosovo now have Russian "citizenship".
(Leo, 16 December 2011 13:40)
First, 20 billion dollar loan is laughable as it will not solve any issues so any strings would be threads. Second, the "humanitarian aid" is in lieu of citizenship.

To all: at first B92 in their infinite wisdom decided to castrate about 90% of my comment and my second comment wasn't published. So it's pretty meaningless. At least the first clip did go through. The clip with "Slavyanka" march did not, but not only that. I can understand if they may object certain parts but what they did just IMHO did not make any sense at all. I am very rarey censored but probably it was a bad day today.
(Ataman, 16 December 2011 23:17)

Or a good day, depending on your perspective!

EULEX guaranteed KSerbs there would be no KAlbanians in the EULEX escort cars.
(aaayyy, 16 December 2011 17:20)

We all know EULEX is full of liars and Kserbs have no means of knowing the ethnicity of people in the escort cars - unless, of course, they stopped them and asked for a birth certificate, which, in any case, can be easily falsified by the corrupt people that rule in Pristina :)

I think Albanians are a little bit nervous that such a strong relationship exists between Russia and Serbia, like sister countries.

Didn't yo mamma ever teach you? Don't mess with the Russians :)

At least that's what the German kids are taught ;)

"The Russian convoy carrying humanitarian aid to Kosovo Serbs crossed the administrative line and headed to Kosovska Mitrovica a little after 07:00 CET on Friday.

The convoy was held at the Jarinje administrative crossing since Tuesday.

After an agreement was reached, over 20 trucks carrying about 300 tons of humanitarian aid were let through at the Jarinje crossing during the night and were escorted by three EULEX SUVs"


See, very easy... The convoy just needed to respect the procedures and wouldn't have been stopped for more than a couple of hrs.

The key of the problem is that KSerbs don't want to be under Prishtina control and compromise solution is needed.
(aaayyy, 16 December 2011 11:30)

You are wrong my friend; K. Serbs or Serbia have never said that. Even under Serbia's proposals for the final status of Kosovo, K. Serbs as all inhabitans of Kosovo. were to be governed by Kosovo's provincial capital Pristina. K. Serbs have never said they want to be independent from Kosovo.
(icj1, 17 December 2011 01:22)

Under Serbia's proposals for the final status of Kosovo, K. Serbs as all inhabitans of Kosovo. were to be governed by Kosovo's provincial capital Pristina which in its turn is to be governed by Serbia's capital Beograde. Which is quite different from the situation when Prishtina isn't governed by Serbia's capital Beograde.

Under Serbia's proposals for the final status of Kosovo, K. Serbs as all inhabitans of Kosovo. were to be governed by Kosovo's provincial capital Pristina which in its turn is to be governed by Serbia's capital Beograde.
(aaayyy, 18 December 2011 00:34)


You are wrong, because Serbia promissed that Kosovo would have the autonomy to govern it's local affairs. So Pristina would have been independent in governing Kosovo's local affairs. The only thing that Serbia would have been involved in was foreign affairs and borders with Albania, Macedonia and Montenegro. Or Serbia didn't really mean to give Kosovo more than autonomy but less then independence ?
----------

Which is quite different from the situation when Prishtina isn't governed by Serbia's capital Beograde.
(aaayyy, 18 December 2011 00:34)

But Kosovo is Serbia, isn't it ?!