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Kosovo is Serbia’s internal issue, UNGA president says

UN General Assembly President Vuk Jeremić has stated that the issue of Kosovo is Serbia's internal issue.

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Peggy

pre 11 godina

As a montenegrin, which we have really close relationships with serbs, i really feel ashamed of Vuk Jeremic because he makes every serb embarrased in front of the world.
(Montenegrin, 15 October 2012 17:54)
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You're as much of a Montenegrin as I am.
Even if you do come from that state, you most likely have Albanian blood.

Peggy

pre 11 godina

How Albanians love to say this, hiding behind the armies of other nations. Cowards.
(Steve B., 15 October 2012 15:16)
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That's for sure. It takes a few of them just to have the guts to attack one elderly Serb and vandalizing a grave is even easier. The dead can't attack.

Montenegrin

pre 11 godina

Kosovo is Serbia's internal issue? This guy is really smoking something that no other politician has put their hands on so far.
Who decides for Kosovo's affairs? Is it Serbia or Kosovo's institutions.
As a montenegrin, which we have really close relationships with serbs, i really feel ashamed of Vuk Jeremic because he makes every serb embarrased in front of the world.

Ron

pre 11 godina

What happened too many people ignoring your constant No double standards posts so now you switch teams and advocate double standards?
(just wondering, 15 October 2012 11:46)

Far from it!
Ossetia/Abkhazia issues can be solved simply by applying the correct law: the USSR constitution. Mind that Georgia used the possibility of leaving the USSR itself. But denying Abkhazia/Ossetia to use the possibility to stay within the USSR!

There is no such a law in case of Kosovo/Serbia/Yugoslavia.

Steve B.

pre 11 godina

alex,

It is not as simplistic as you are trying to represent the UN resolution. If we follow your logic and Jeremic logic as "Kosovo is an internal issue....." let me challenge you and Jermic....Kosovo is still there "go and take it" if you have got guts.
(EA, 14 October 2012 23:40)

How Albanians love to say this, hiding behind the armies of other nations. Cowards.

Jovan

pre 11 godina

@pss:

I wonder how many of those micro-states in the pacific will change their opinion once the situation for them has changed...

but I´d bet it won´t stay 90 "countries" ... their number will very likely decrease, and not only because some of those who have allegedly "recognized", like Nigeria, Guinea-Bisao Mali or others who have learned through the medie that they have "recognized" this little freak-creation...

yeah, not because they have immediately denied to have recogized anything like a "kosovaaah"... but because some will change their mind quite naturally when they realize that the US are no longer their partner of choice.

oh and...even if there are some states "recognizing" ...it doesn´t actually matter at all, since the UN and Serbia as the state whom it concerns are against.

so, whatever you K-albanians may hope for, let your hopes go... the sooner you get it, the better for all of us.

aaayyy

pre 11 godina

to pss:
Independence of Kosovo* wasn't necessary in 2008 for international troops to stay in Kosovo and protect your Albanians.
(aaayyy, 15 October 2012 11:57)
You said the Albanians were not under threat in 2008, I say they were, are and will be in the future under threat of you and your countrymen. Without an equipped and trained military it will be necessary for international troops to remain in Kosovo for many years to come.
And apparently more than90 countries agree that reuniting Kosovo with Serbia is totally out of the question.
(pss, 15 October 2012 13:47)

pss, could you read? My point is that international troops stood in Kosovo before 2008 protecting your Albanians, so it wasn't necessary for Kosovo* to declare independence to feel safe, while for S.Ossetia it was necessary to declare independence to feel safe, because war was going on that time (2008).

Rocky

pre 11 godina

Was, prior to 1999 liberation! You & your fellow crony politicians back in serbia should focus on trying to protect of what is left of Serbia! Cause in the very near future i pridict you will see other parts of your beloved Serbia breaking away! The time draws near! You better have your armaments factory working 24/7, your going to need them pal!

pss

pre 11 godina

pss, could you read? My point is that international troops stood in Kosovo before 2008 protecting your Albanians, so it wasn't necessary for Kosovo* to declare independence to feel safe, while for S.Ossetia it was necessary to declare independence to feel safe, because war was going on that time (2008).
(aaayyy, 15 October 2012 14:06
The war lasted 5 days and was over and peace agreements had been signed and Russian troops were in Georgia, when they requested recognition from Russia as independent countries. They were under no threat at the time.

pss

pre 11 godina

to pss:
Independence of Kosovo* wasn't necessary in 2008 for international troops to stay in Kosovo and protect your Albanians.
(aaayyy, 15 October 2012 11:57)
You said the Albanians were not under threat in 2008, I say they were, are and will be in the future under threat of you and your countrymen. Without an equipped and trained military it will be necessary for international troops to remain in Kosovo for many years to come.
And apparently more than90 countries agree that reuniting Kosovo with Serbia is totally out of the question.

just wondering

pre 11 godina

So I ask you all: why not solve this problem now?
(Ron, 15 October 2012 02:35)
What happened too many people ignoring your constant No double standards posts so now you switch teams and advocate double standards?

aaayyy

pre 11 godina

!!!At the moment of declaration of independence Kosovo* Albanians were not under threat,
(aaayyy, 15 October 2012 09:34
I don't think requiring international troops to be present to keep Serbs from reattacking Albanians really qualifies as "Albanians were not under threat" The popular phrase here seems to be wait until the internationals leave. That pretty much proves the threat is still there and probably would be forever.
(pss, 15 October 2012 10:36)

Well, let's assume that Albanians needed international troops to protect them. But international troops did it before 2008 WITHOUT declaration of Kosovo* independence.

aaayyy

pre 11 godina

to pss:
Independence of Kosovo* wasn't necessary in 2008 for international troops to stay in Kosovo and protect your Albanians.

Commentator

pre 11 godina

(Ron, 15 October 2012 02:35)

Your claims are not supported by the UNSC:

"By unanimously adopting resolution 1225 (1999), the Council demanded that the Georgian and the Abkhaz parties expand their commitment to the United Nations-led peace process, underlining the necessity for an early and comprehensive political settlement. That should include the political status of Abkhazia, and full respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Georgia within its internationally recognized borders."

UN Res. 1225 clearly states that the issue of Georgia's breakaway provinces must be solved within Georgia's borders, something what you will not find in UN Res. 1244 where the final result of Kosovo does not include those conditioned boundaries. Of course, we can still argue if a final confirmation of the UNSC is necessary which might finalize the UN-mediated talks by Marti Athisaari, but that is not only something different but also not demanded in the ICJ ruling which did not supported Serbia's stance. Serbia had the chance to call ICJ for all(!) disputed points and failed epicly.

In fact, Ron, you just proved that your constant Blabla is just hot air. Russia violated Georgia's territorial integrity and I can't wait to see the stance of the so-called UNGA president in that matter. My guess, however, is that Jeremic will wiggle like a worm trying to avoid any statement in that reference and making clear what a bad joke he and his statements are, once again.

pss

pre 11 godina

!!!At the moment of declaration of independence Kosovo* Albanians were not under threat,
(aaayyy, 15 October 2012 09:34
I don't think requiring international troops to be present to keep Serbs from reattacking Albanians really qualifies as "Albanians were not under threat" The popular phrase here seems to be wait until the internationals leave. That pretty much proves the threat is still there and probably would be forever.

Fac

pre 11 godina

Vuce is really working very hard against his own national interest! Once he opens his mouth, Serbia moves one step backward from EU!

Pity!

aaayyy

pre 11 godina

He stressed that the UN took care of territorial integrity of its members, “which Serbia is and Kosovo is not”.
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Very well said.

Comm Parisson, if you were a president of Russia what would you say to Ossetians and Abhazians who would ask you why it was possible for Kosovo* to make an attempt on independence, while it is impossible for us?

!!!At the moment of declaration of independence Kosovo* Albanians were not under threat, while Ossetians were under threat from Georgia.

Glenn

pre 11 godina

And...
"Facilitating a political process designed to determine Kosovo's future status, taking into account the Rambouillet accords (S/1999/648);

In a final stage, overseeing the transfer of authority from Kosovo's provisional institutions to institutions established under a political settlement;"

So, it reaffirmed Yugoslavia's sovereignty in the beginning (while practically stripping it of all authority in Kosovo), with final status to be decided through a political process.

As I re-read UNSC 1244, I again was surprised that Serbians would even THINK of quoting it. If I were Serbian, I couldn't read the resolution without being overcome by shame. Whatever this document is, it is not something that was written to protect Serbian interests...

justhetruth

pre 11 godina

I see our Albo trolls are out in numbers on this one… Truth hurts I guess. lol
(usaSERB, 14 October 2012 20:17)
Truth about what!!!??? LOL and really you call this guy a politician my 80 year old grandmother has more brain, anytime he talk nonsense not only he will look like dumb but whole Serbian political machinery will look same not because i'm saying that because Serbia choose him as representative ... so enjoy the show anytime you see him i love it he make me laugh anytime ...

Ron

pre 11 godina

On Kosovo, Abkhazia, Ossetia - PLEASE READ!

The USSR constitution stated that if a Republic (say Georgia) wants to leave the union that autonomous regions within that republic had the option to stay within the USSR.

So when Georgia wanted to leave the USSR (Georgia was allowed to do that!) it should have given Abkhazia and South Ossetia the option to stay in the USSR. Georgia did not.

This is a very important difference with Kosovo.

So why the world does not tell Georgia: hey, well, you know, you actually were wrong 20 years ago. Have a referendum now in Abkhazia and Ossetia.

Then both regions will vote to leave the Georgian state. Problems solved. Georgia can maybe even join EU or NATO. Georgia happy. Abkhazia happy. Ossetia happy.

So I ask you all: why not solve this problem now?

read again

pre 11 godina

Allow for the return of an agreed number of Yugoslav and Serbian personnel to maintain a presence at Serbian Patrimonial sites and key border crossings;" None have been allowed to return, leading to the 2004 pogrom.

"Require the UN to assure the safe and unimpeded return of all refugees and displaced persons to their homes in Kosovo and to ensure conditions for a peaceful and normal life for all inhabitants of the province;" Returnee houses are burnt and returnees murdered.

Give the resolution a read before making up your own.
(Anonymoose, 14 October 2012 21:04)
Maybe you should follow your own advice and use a little common sense to go with it.
To date: Serbia has Made no request, nada, zip, zero for any police or military personnel to return under the provisions of 1244. So there is no such violation, plus even if any had returned their duties were so limited that it would have had no effect during 2004.
Ironically the dispaced Serbs happened after 1244 as they fled when Serb forces left Kosovo, so technically 1244 does not really cover the future people who were to leave.

EA

pre 11 godina

alex,

It is not as simplistic as you are trying to represent the UN resolution. If we follow your logic and Jeremic logic as "Kosovo is an internal issue....." let me challenge you and Jermic....Kosovo is still there "go and take it" if you have got guts.

Roger7

pre 11 godina

Your Excellency Vuk Jeremic, President of the 67th Session of the United Nations, ... the wack-job, middle-school teacher from frisco, roberto, and several other small individuals here ... are jealous of you.

.

Aleks

pre 11 godina

@KOSO

you albanians seriously do not know how to read, i know your education system is lacking and you people clearly don't have any common sense due to the fact that you endorse and support corrpution and crime in kosovo through the criminals and terrorists that are in pristina

kosovo is serbia's internal matter because un security resolution 1244 reaffirmed FR Yugoslavia's (now Serbia's) territorial integrity and sovereignty over Kosovo, with kosovo obtaining substantial autonomy over its economy and political system .. it basically meant that kosovo was still a province of serbia

It even said so in un security council resolution 1244:

"Reaffirming the commitment of all Member States to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the other States of the region, as set out in the Helsinki Final Act and annex"

David

pre 11 godina

I cannot imagine any government which would retain a Minister who has no concept of the expression 'conflict of interest'. This person should be fired immediately from both the UNGA and his position in Serbia. As for his opinion of course it is laughable and does him no credit. When an artificially created state like Serbia has tried and failed through thuggery to hold itself together by force, and in the process killing many of its citizens, destroying their education system, etc etc, then its only option is to try to persuade the world that it is reformed and civilised and wants back what it lost and everything will be sweetness and light. The fact of course is that it's all too late. Europe will not forget the appalling way in which Serbia's democratically elected government behaved and Serbia will never enter the EU or NATO while it persists with this nonsense, in fact it might as well give up now and this young man should get a life. Do the Serbs imagine that the 27 soon 28 EU countries will vote for a country which has embarked on a programme of mass murder less than 20 years ago? This is sad but while your representatives preach nonsense you are lost. You should reconcile with Kosovo, recognise it and get on with developing the economy of your part of the world for the sake of your young people.

maddie

pre 11 godina

how was this evil man ever made president of the UN?! eleanor roosevelt would be turning in her grave...
(roberto, 14 October 2012 18:26)

She would probably crap in her grave if a bunch of Albanian zombies went on a rampage in her cemetery
throwing dead cattle all around, breaking headstones and crosses, ripping off gates and fencing...

Anonymoose

pre 11 godina

All right since the Albanians seem to be making up their own versions of 1244, here's what Vuk is referring to:

"Reaffirm the commitment of UN member states to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the other States of the region, as set out in the Helsinki Final Act and annex 2 of UNSCR 1244" (Albanians, curiously, are not signatories to the Helsinki Final Act, go figure, hey?)

Within the Helsinki Final Act, there are provisions guaranteeing territorial integrity, non-intervention in states' affairs and fulfilment of international law, amongst others.

Here are the other provisions of 1244 that are being violated:

"Allow for the return of an agreed number of Yugoslav and Serbian personnel to maintain a presence at Serbian Patrimonial sites and key border crossings;" None have been allowed to return, leading to the 2004 pogrom.

"Require the UN to assure the safe and unimpeded return of all refugees and displaced persons to their homes in Kosovo and to ensure conditions for a peaceful and normal life for all inhabitants of the province;" Returnee houses are burnt and returnees murdered.

Give the resolution a read before making up your own.

Krasniq't

pre 11 godina

this is slightly bias coming from VUK!!

IF Kosovo never becomes part of the UN, Serbia will never become part of EU, and people of this website this is much more important then some fairy tale UN that actually never stopped anyone from murdering millions of people across the world and the especially Kosovo.

happy thinking VUK

heyhey

pre 11 godina

The problems Georgia is facing is a direct consequence of the precedent set by Kosovo's attempt at independence. Just another unique case.
(Zoran, 14 October 2012 18:00)
We have a winner for BS statement of the year. The ONLY connection the Georgian provinces have with Kosovo is Russia wanted to thumb its nose at the west, and it had promised the world that if Kosovo were allowed to declare independence then it would open a pandoras box and there would be secessionist movements all over the world. When this failed Russia tried to kick start it, but like a dead animal it just lay there.

juroccc

pre 11 godina

Mr Jeremic you'r hero good job for serbia senndin milosevic to hage and karadic and mladic how much more you can do next send nikolic to hage and the rest...jurovic.............

Commentator

pre 11 godina

The problems Georgia is facing is a direct consequence of the precedent set by Kosovo's attempt at independence. Just another unique case.
(Zoran, 14 October 2012 18:00)

Zorane, I would pay for it if Jeremic would say exactly that. I'm breathless of anticipation to see what will come next from our Serbian comical Alis. This is big screen cinema, since the days when Charlie Chaplin was cooking and eating his own shoe..

Comm. Parrisson

pre 11 godina

The problems Georgia is facing is a direct consequence of the precedent set by Kosovo's attempt at independence. Just another unique case.
(Zoran, 14 October 2012 18:00)

No, it's a consequence of Georgia being a neighbor of Russia. Funnily, that country pretends to have a 'principled stance' on territorial integrity of sovereign nations - but as we see, it's only hypocrisy.

icj1

pre 11 godina

“Kosovo is Serbia’s internal issue, confirmed by parameters stated in the UN Security Council Resolution 1244,” Jeremić explained.

That's correct... Kosovo is defined by the parameters of Kosovo's Declaration of Independence which is in accordance with UN Security Council Resolution 1244. Jeremic worked tirelessly to have that clarified :)

Zoran

pre 11 godina

I'm sure that Georgia was welcoming Jeremic' statement. Did Putin TV mention that part? I bet not... hohoho..
(Commentator, 14 October 2012 15:55)
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The problems Georgia is facing is a direct consequence of the precedent set by Kosovo's attempt at independence. Just another unique case.

guess who will be fired soon

pre 11 godina

"UN General Assembly President Vuk Jeremić has stated that the issue of Kosovo is Serbia's internal issue."

Seriously?

Resolutions on "Serbia's internal issue" preceding UNSCR 1244:
United Nations Security Council resolution 1239 of 14 May 1999; United Nations Security Council resolution 1203 of 24 October 1998; United Nations Security Council resolution 1199 of 23 September 1998; and United Nations Security Council resolution 1160 of 31 March 1998; amongst others. Available at www.un.org/Docs/sc.

4 resolutions on an internal issue of Serbia issued by his current employer. This guy is as clueless as ever.

a New Day

pre 11 godina

Wow this statement came from the UNGA president?, that should make people stand up and take notice----NOT!

I could have sworn that UNSC 1244 stated explicitly that Kosovo status was the DIRECT responsibility of the International Community as laid out in 11-e of the body of the document. There are probably unlimited copies of the document at the UN headquarters certainly Jeremic can come up with one and give facts and not Serbian fantasies.

KOSO

pre 11 godina

“Kosovo is Serbia’s internal issue, confirmed by parameters stated in the UN Security Council Resolution 1244,” Jeremić explained.

Point me where in the resolution it states that claim.


Sincerely,

usofa

pre 11 godina

Being uneducated and naive is one thing, but being educated and yet being naive is a different and very sad thing. Thank you. Peace for all.

EA

pre 11 godina

I really think Jeremic needs a good health check. I did not expect him to go down that fast in his judgments....Last time I heared "Kosovo an internal issue for Serbia....." when Milloshevic was alive and before the lasr war for Kosovo started.....

Demi

pre 11 godina

Lol what an phoney. Do you want an war to understand that Kosova is not an part of Serbia?

In 1989 we all know how Serbia treated it's "internal issues" . Not to mention 1998-99 when you tryed to solve your "internal issues" for good.

Kosova is independent and Serbia cant do nothing about it !!

Brady

pre 11 godina

How is it internal? you have no authority in Kosovo what so ever, maybe in your sick brain. Do you see any serb police or serb army killing children or raping women in Kosovo- NO! because you have no more authority in Kosova.

Ardi Asllani

pre 11 godina

“Kosovo is Serbia’s internal issue, confirmed by parameters stated in the UN Security Council Resolution 1244,” Jeremić explained.

I wish Vuk has the guts to say that ,this statement is on capacity as a UNGA President, if he made such statement!!!??? Time will tell,right?

Commentator

pre 11 godina

"The former Serbian foreign minister said that his job was to look after sovereignty and territorial integrity of all UN members, including Serbia."

I'm sure that Georgia was welcoming Jeremic' statement. Did Putin TV mention that part? I bet not... hohoho..

Commentator

pre 11 godina

"The former Serbian foreign minister said that his job was to look after sovereignty and territorial integrity of all UN members, including Serbia."

I'm sure that Georgia was welcoming Jeremic' statement. Did Putin TV mention that part? I bet not... hohoho..

Ardi Asllani

pre 11 godina

“Kosovo is Serbia’s internal issue, confirmed by parameters stated in the UN Security Council Resolution 1244,” Jeremić explained.

I wish Vuk has the guts to say that ,this statement is on capacity as a UNGA President, if he made such statement!!!??? Time will tell,right?

Demi

pre 11 godina

Lol what an phoney. Do you want an war to understand that Kosova is not an part of Serbia?

In 1989 we all know how Serbia treated it's "internal issues" . Not to mention 1998-99 when you tryed to solve your "internal issues" for good.

Kosova is independent and Serbia cant do nothing about it !!

Brady

pre 11 godina

How is it internal? you have no authority in Kosovo what so ever, maybe in your sick brain. Do you see any serb police or serb army killing children or raping women in Kosovo- NO! because you have no more authority in Kosova.

KOSO

pre 11 godina

“Kosovo is Serbia’s internal issue, confirmed by parameters stated in the UN Security Council Resolution 1244,” Jeremić explained.

Point me where in the resolution it states that claim.


Sincerely,

EA

pre 11 godina

I really think Jeremic needs a good health check. I did not expect him to go down that fast in his judgments....Last time I heared "Kosovo an internal issue for Serbia....." when Milloshevic was alive and before the lasr war for Kosovo started.....

Zoran

pre 11 godina

I'm sure that Georgia was welcoming Jeremic' statement. Did Putin TV mention that part? I bet not... hohoho..
(Commentator, 14 October 2012 15:55)
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The problems Georgia is facing is a direct consequence of the precedent set by Kosovo's attempt at independence. Just another unique case.

guess who will be fired soon

pre 11 godina

"UN General Assembly President Vuk Jeremić has stated that the issue of Kosovo is Serbia's internal issue."

Seriously?

Resolutions on "Serbia's internal issue" preceding UNSCR 1244:
United Nations Security Council resolution 1239 of 14 May 1999; United Nations Security Council resolution 1203 of 24 October 1998; United Nations Security Council resolution 1199 of 23 September 1998; and United Nations Security Council resolution 1160 of 31 March 1998; amongst others. Available at www.un.org/Docs/sc.

4 resolutions on an internal issue of Serbia issued by his current employer. This guy is as clueless as ever.

a New Day

pre 11 godina

Wow this statement came from the UNGA president?, that should make people stand up and take notice----NOT!

I could have sworn that UNSC 1244 stated explicitly that Kosovo status was the DIRECT responsibility of the International Community as laid out in 11-e of the body of the document. There are probably unlimited copies of the document at the UN headquarters certainly Jeremic can come up with one and give facts and not Serbian fantasies.

usofa

pre 11 godina

Being uneducated and naive is one thing, but being educated and yet being naive is a different and very sad thing. Thank you. Peace for all.

David

pre 11 godina

I cannot imagine any government which would retain a Minister who has no concept of the expression 'conflict of interest'. This person should be fired immediately from both the UNGA and his position in Serbia. As for his opinion of course it is laughable and does him no credit. When an artificially created state like Serbia has tried and failed through thuggery to hold itself together by force, and in the process killing many of its citizens, destroying their education system, etc etc, then its only option is to try to persuade the world that it is reformed and civilised and wants back what it lost and everything will be sweetness and light. The fact of course is that it's all too late. Europe will not forget the appalling way in which Serbia's democratically elected government behaved and Serbia will never enter the EU or NATO while it persists with this nonsense, in fact it might as well give up now and this young man should get a life. Do the Serbs imagine that the 27 soon 28 EU countries will vote for a country which has embarked on a programme of mass murder less than 20 years ago? This is sad but while your representatives preach nonsense you are lost. You should reconcile with Kosovo, recognise it and get on with developing the economy of your part of the world for the sake of your young people.

icj1

pre 11 godina

“Kosovo is Serbia’s internal issue, confirmed by parameters stated in the UN Security Council Resolution 1244,” Jeremić explained.

That's correct... Kosovo is defined by the parameters of Kosovo's Declaration of Independence which is in accordance with UN Security Council Resolution 1244. Jeremic worked tirelessly to have that clarified :)

maddie

pre 11 godina

how was this evil man ever made president of the UN?! eleanor roosevelt would be turning in her grave...
(roberto, 14 October 2012 18:26)

She would probably crap in her grave if a bunch of Albanian zombies went on a rampage in her cemetery
throwing dead cattle all around, breaking headstones and crosses, ripping off gates and fencing...

Roger7

pre 11 godina

Your Excellency Vuk Jeremic, President of the 67th Session of the United Nations, ... the wack-job, middle-school teacher from frisco, roberto, and several other small individuals here ... are jealous of you.

.

Aleks

pre 11 godina

@KOSO

you albanians seriously do not know how to read, i know your education system is lacking and you people clearly don't have any common sense due to the fact that you endorse and support corrpution and crime in kosovo through the criminals and terrorists that are in pristina

kosovo is serbia's internal matter because un security resolution 1244 reaffirmed FR Yugoslavia's (now Serbia's) territorial integrity and sovereignty over Kosovo, with kosovo obtaining substantial autonomy over its economy and political system .. it basically meant that kosovo was still a province of serbia

It even said so in un security council resolution 1244:

"Reaffirming the commitment of all Member States to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the other States of the region, as set out in the Helsinki Final Act and annex"

Krasniq't

pre 11 godina

this is slightly bias coming from VUK!!

IF Kosovo never becomes part of the UN, Serbia will never become part of EU, and people of this website this is much more important then some fairy tale UN that actually never stopped anyone from murdering millions of people across the world and the especially Kosovo.

happy thinking VUK

Commentator

pre 11 godina

The problems Georgia is facing is a direct consequence of the precedent set by Kosovo's attempt at independence. Just another unique case.
(Zoran, 14 October 2012 18:00)

Zorane, I would pay for it if Jeremic would say exactly that. I'm breathless of anticipation to see what will come next from our Serbian comical Alis. This is big screen cinema, since the days when Charlie Chaplin was cooking and eating his own shoe..

Anonymoose

pre 11 godina

All right since the Albanians seem to be making up their own versions of 1244, here's what Vuk is referring to:

"Reaffirm the commitment of UN member states to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the other States of the region, as set out in the Helsinki Final Act and annex 2 of UNSCR 1244" (Albanians, curiously, are not signatories to the Helsinki Final Act, go figure, hey?)

Within the Helsinki Final Act, there are provisions guaranteeing territorial integrity, non-intervention in states' affairs and fulfilment of international law, amongst others.

Here are the other provisions of 1244 that are being violated:

"Allow for the return of an agreed number of Yugoslav and Serbian personnel to maintain a presence at Serbian Patrimonial sites and key border crossings;" None have been allowed to return, leading to the 2004 pogrom.

"Require the UN to assure the safe and unimpeded return of all refugees and displaced persons to their homes in Kosovo and to ensure conditions for a peaceful and normal life for all inhabitants of the province;" Returnee houses are burnt and returnees murdered.

Give the resolution a read before making up your own.

heyhey

pre 11 godina

The problems Georgia is facing is a direct consequence of the precedent set by Kosovo's attempt at independence. Just another unique case.
(Zoran, 14 October 2012 18:00)
We have a winner for BS statement of the year. The ONLY connection the Georgian provinces have with Kosovo is Russia wanted to thumb its nose at the west, and it had promised the world that if Kosovo were allowed to declare independence then it would open a pandoras box and there would be secessionist movements all over the world. When this failed Russia tried to kick start it, but like a dead animal it just lay there.

Comm. Parrisson

pre 11 godina

The problems Georgia is facing is a direct consequence of the precedent set by Kosovo's attempt at independence. Just another unique case.
(Zoran, 14 October 2012 18:00)

No, it's a consequence of Georgia being a neighbor of Russia. Funnily, that country pretends to have a 'principled stance' on territorial integrity of sovereign nations - but as we see, it's only hypocrisy.

Commentator

pre 11 godina

(Ron, 15 October 2012 02:35)

Your claims are not supported by the UNSC:

"By unanimously adopting resolution 1225 (1999), the Council demanded that the Georgian and the Abkhaz parties expand their commitment to the United Nations-led peace process, underlining the necessity for an early and comprehensive political settlement. That should include the political status of Abkhazia, and full respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Georgia within its internationally recognized borders."

UN Res. 1225 clearly states that the issue of Georgia's breakaway provinces must be solved within Georgia's borders, something what you will not find in UN Res. 1244 where the final result of Kosovo does not include those conditioned boundaries. Of course, we can still argue if a final confirmation of the UNSC is necessary which might finalize the UN-mediated talks by Marti Athisaari, but that is not only something different but also not demanded in the ICJ ruling which did not supported Serbia's stance. Serbia had the chance to call ICJ for all(!) disputed points and failed epicly.

In fact, Ron, you just proved that your constant Blabla is just hot air. Russia violated Georgia's territorial integrity and I can't wait to see the stance of the so-called UNGA president in that matter. My guess, however, is that Jeremic will wiggle like a worm trying to avoid any statement in that reference and making clear what a bad joke he and his statements are, once again.

Montenegrin

pre 11 godina

Kosovo is Serbia's internal issue? This guy is really smoking something that no other politician has put their hands on so far.
Who decides for Kosovo's affairs? Is it Serbia or Kosovo's institutions.
As a montenegrin, which we have really close relationships with serbs, i really feel ashamed of Vuk Jeremic because he makes every serb embarrased in front of the world.

juroccc

pre 11 godina

Mr Jeremic you'r hero good job for serbia senndin milosevic to hage and karadic and mladic how much more you can do next send nikolic to hage and the rest...jurovic.............

pss

pre 11 godina

!!!At the moment of declaration of independence Kosovo* Albanians were not under threat,
(aaayyy, 15 October 2012 09:34
I don't think requiring international troops to be present to keep Serbs from reattacking Albanians really qualifies as "Albanians were not under threat" The popular phrase here seems to be wait until the internationals leave. That pretty much proves the threat is still there and probably would be forever.

Rocky

pre 11 godina

Was, prior to 1999 liberation! You & your fellow crony politicians back in serbia should focus on trying to protect of what is left of Serbia! Cause in the very near future i pridict you will see other parts of your beloved Serbia breaking away! The time draws near! You better have your armaments factory working 24/7, your going to need them pal!

Steve B.

pre 11 godina

alex,

It is not as simplistic as you are trying to represent the UN resolution. If we follow your logic and Jeremic logic as "Kosovo is an internal issue....." let me challenge you and Jermic....Kosovo is still there "go and take it" if you have got guts.
(EA, 14 October 2012 23:40)

How Albanians love to say this, hiding behind the armies of other nations. Cowards.

justhetruth

pre 11 godina

I see our Albo trolls are out in numbers on this one… Truth hurts I guess. lol
(usaSERB, 14 October 2012 20:17)
Truth about what!!!??? LOL and really you call this guy a politician my 80 year old grandmother has more brain, anytime he talk nonsense not only he will look like dumb but whole Serbian political machinery will look same not because i'm saying that because Serbia choose him as representative ... so enjoy the show anytime you see him i love it he make me laugh anytime ...

Fac

pre 11 godina

Vuce is really working very hard against his own national interest! Once he opens his mouth, Serbia moves one step backward from EU!

Pity!

EA

pre 11 godina

alex,

It is not as simplistic as you are trying to represent the UN resolution. If we follow your logic and Jeremic logic as "Kosovo is an internal issue....." let me challenge you and Jermic....Kosovo is still there "go and take it" if you have got guts.

Glenn

pre 11 godina

And...
"Facilitating a political process designed to determine Kosovo's future status, taking into account the Rambouillet accords (S/1999/648);

In a final stage, overseeing the transfer of authority from Kosovo's provisional institutions to institutions established under a political settlement;"

So, it reaffirmed Yugoslavia's sovereignty in the beginning (while practically stripping it of all authority in Kosovo), with final status to be decided through a political process.

As I re-read UNSC 1244, I again was surprised that Serbians would even THINK of quoting it. If I were Serbian, I couldn't read the resolution without being overcome by shame. Whatever this document is, it is not something that was written to protect Serbian interests...

aaayyy

pre 11 godina

He stressed that the UN took care of territorial integrity of its members, “which Serbia is and Kosovo is not”.
--------------------
Very well said.

Comm Parisson, if you were a president of Russia what would you say to Ossetians and Abhazians who would ask you why it was possible for Kosovo* to make an attempt on independence, while it is impossible for us?

!!!At the moment of declaration of independence Kosovo* Albanians were not under threat, while Ossetians were under threat from Georgia.

aaayyy

pre 11 godina

!!!At the moment of declaration of independence Kosovo* Albanians were not under threat,
(aaayyy, 15 October 2012 09:34
I don't think requiring international troops to be present to keep Serbs from reattacking Albanians really qualifies as "Albanians were not under threat" The popular phrase here seems to be wait until the internationals leave. That pretty much proves the threat is still there and probably would be forever.
(pss, 15 October 2012 10:36)

Well, let's assume that Albanians needed international troops to protect them. But international troops did it before 2008 WITHOUT declaration of Kosovo* independence.

aaayyy

pre 11 godina

to pss:
Independence of Kosovo* wasn't necessary in 2008 for international troops to stay in Kosovo and protect your Albanians.

read again

pre 11 godina

Allow for the return of an agreed number of Yugoslav and Serbian personnel to maintain a presence at Serbian Patrimonial sites and key border crossings;" None have been allowed to return, leading to the 2004 pogrom.

"Require the UN to assure the safe and unimpeded return of all refugees and displaced persons to their homes in Kosovo and to ensure conditions for a peaceful and normal life for all inhabitants of the province;" Returnee houses are burnt and returnees murdered.

Give the resolution a read before making up your own.
(Anonymoose, 14 October 2012 21:04)
Maybe you should follow your own advice and use a little common sense to go with it.
To date: Serbia has Made no request, nada, zip, zero for any police or military personnel to return under the provisions of 1244. So there is no such violation, plus even if any had returned their duties were so limited that it would have had no effect during 2004.
Ironically the dispaced Serbs happened after 1244 as they fled when Serb forces left Kosovo, so technically 1244 does not really cover the future people who were to leave.

Ron

pre 11 godina

On Kosovo, Abkhazia, Ossetia - PLEASE READ!

The USSR constitution stated that if a Republic (say Georgia) wants to leave the union that autonomous regions within that republic had the option to stay within the USSR.

So when Georgia wanted to leave the USSR (Georgia was allowed to do that!) it should have given Abkhazia and South Ossetia the option to stay in the USSR. Georgia did not.

This is a very important difference with Kosovo.

So why the world does not tell Georgia: hey, well, you know, you actually were wrong 20 years ago. Have a referendum now in Abkhazia and Ossetia.

Then both regions will vote to leave the Georgian state. Problems solved. Georgia can maybe even join EU or NATO. Georgia happy. Abkhazia happy. Ossetia happy.

So I ask you all: why not solve this problem now?

pss

pre 11 godina

to pss:
Independence of Kosovo* wasn't necessary in 2008 for international troops to stay in Kosovo and protect your Albanians.
(aaayyy, 15 October 2012 11:57)
You said the Albanians were not under threat in 2008, I say they were, are and will be in the future under threat of you and your countrymen. Without an equipped and trained military it will be necessary for international troops to remain in Kosovo for many years to come.
And apparently more than90 countries agree that reuniting Kosovo with Serbia is totally out of the question.

pss

pre 11 godina

pss, could you read? My point is that international troops stood in Kosovo before 2008 protecting your Albanians, so it wasn't necessary for Kosovo* to declare independence to feel safe, while for S.Ossetia it was necessary to declare independence to feel safe, because war was going on that time (2008).
(aaayyy, 15 October 2012 14:06
The war lasted 5 days and was over and peace agreements had been signed and Russian troops were in Georgia, when they requested recognition from Russia as independent countries. They were under no threat at the time.

just wondering

pre 11 godina

So I ask you all: why not solve this problem now?
(Ron, 15 October 2012 02:35)
What happened too many people ignoring your constant No double standards posts so now you switch teams and advocate double standards?

aaayyy

pre 11 godina

to pss:
Independence of Kosovo* wasn't necessary in 2008 for international troops to stay in Kosovo and protect your Albanians.
(aaayyy, 15 October 2012 11:57)
You said the Albanians were not under threat in 2008, I say they were, are and will be in the future under threat of you and your countrymen. Without an equipped and trained military it will be necessary for international troops to remain in Kosovo for many years to come.
And apparently more than90 countries agree that reuniting Kosovo with Serbia is totally out of the question.
(pss, 15 October 2012 13:47)

pss, could you read? My point is that international troops stood in Kosovo before 2008 protecting your Albanians, so it wasn't necessary for Kosovo* to declare independence to feel safe, while for S.Ossetia it was necessary to declare independence to feel safe, because war was going on that time (2008).

Jovan

pre 11 godina

@pss:

I wonder how many of those micro-states in the pacific will change their opinion once the situation for them has changed...

but I´d bet it won´t stay 90 "countries" ... their number will very likely decrease, and not only because some of those who have allegedly "recognized", like Nigeria, Guinea-Bisao Mali or others who have learned through the medie that they have "recognized" this little freak-creation...

yeah, not because they have immediately denied to have recogized anything like a "kosovaaah"... but because some will change their mind quite naturally when they realize that the US are no longer their partner of choice.

oh and...even if there are some states "recognizing" ...it doesn´t actually matter at all, since the UN and Serbia as the state whom it concerns are against.

so, whatever you K-albanians may hope for, let your hopes go... the sooner you get it, the better for all of us.

Peggy

pre 11 godina

As a montenegrin, which we have really close relationships with serbs, i really feel ashamed of Vuk Jeremic because he makes every serb embarrased in front of the world.
(Montenegrin, 15 October 2012 17:54)
==============================

You're as much of a Montenegrin as I am.
Even if you do come from that state, you most likely have Albanian blood.

Peggy

pre 11 godina

How Albanians love to say this, hiding behind the armies of other nations. Cowards.
(Steve B., 15 October 2012 15:16)
========================
That's for sure. It takes a few of them just to have the guts to attack one elderly Serb and vandalizing a grave is even easier. The dead can't attack.

Ron

pre 11 godina

What happened too many people ignoring your constant No double standards posts so now you switch teams and advocate double standards?
(just wondering, 15 October 2012 11:46)

Far from it!
Ossetia/Abkhazia issues can be solved simply by applying the correct law: the USSR constitution. Mind that Georgia used the possibility of leaving the USSR itself. But denying Abkhazia/Ossetia to use the possibility to stay within the USSR!

There is no such a law in case of Kosovo/Serbia/Yugoslavia.

EA

pre 11 godina

I really think Jeremic needs a good health check. I did not expect him to go down that fast in his judgments....Last time I heared "Kosovo an internal issue for Serbia....." when Milloshevic was alive and before the lasr war for Kosovo started.....

Brady

pre 11 godina

How is it internal? you have no authority in Kosovo what so ever, maybe in your sick brain. Do you see any serb police or serb army killing children or raping women in Kosovo- NO! because you have no more authority in Kosova.

Demi

pre 11 godina

Lol what an phoney. Do you want an war to understand that Kosova is not an part of Serbia?

In 1989 we all know how Serbia treated it's "internal issues" . Not to mention 1998-99 when you tryed to solve your "internal issues" for good.

Kosova is independent and Serbia cant do nothing about it !!

KOSO

pre 11 godina

“Kosovo is Serbia’s internal issue, confirmed by parameters stated in the UN Security Council Resolution 1244,” Jeremić explained.

Point me where in the resolution it states that claim.


Sincerely,

Ardi Asllani

pre 11 godina

“Kosovo is Serbia’s internal issue, confirmed by parameters stated in the UN Security Council Resolution 1244,” Jeremić explained.

I wish Vuk has the guts to say that ,this statement is on capacity as a UNGA President, if he made such statement!!!??? Time will tell,right?

icj1

pre 11 godina

“Kosovo is Serbia’s internal issue, confirmed by parameters stated in the UN Security Council Resolution 1244,” Jeremić explained.

That's correct... Kosovo is defined by the parameters of Kosovo's Declaration of Independence which is in accordance with UN Security Council Resolution 1244. Jeremic worked tirelessly to have that clarified :)

a New Day

pre 11 godina

Wow this statement came from the UNGA president?, that should make people stand up and take notice----NOT!

I could have sworn that UNSC 1244 stated explicitly that Kosovo status was the DIRECT responsibility of the International Community as laid out in 11-e of the body of the document. There are probably unlimited copies of the document at the UN headquarters certainly Jeremic can come up with one and give facts and not Serbian fantasies.

Commentator

pre 11 godina

"The former Serbian foreign minister said that his job was to look after sovereignty and territorial integrity of all UN members, including Serbia."

I'm sure that Georgia was welcoming Jeremic' statement. Did Putin TV mention that part? I bet not... hohoho..

usofa

pre 11 godina

Being uneducated and naive is one thing, but being educated and yet being naive is a different and very sad thing. Thank you. Peace for all.

guess who will be fired soon

pre 11 godina

"UN General Assembly President Vuk Jeremić has stated that the issue of Kosovo is Serbia's internal issue."

Seriously?

Resolutions on "Serbia's internal issue" preceding UNSCR 1244:
United Nations Security Council resolution 1239 of 14 May 1999; United Nations Security Council resolution 1203 of 24 October 1998; United Nations Security Council resolution 1199 of 23 September 1998; and United Nations Security Council resolution 1160 of 31 March 1998; amongst others. Available at www.un.org/Docs/sc.

4 resolutions on an internal issue of Serbia issued by his current employer. This guy is as clueless as ever.

Zoran

pre 11 godina

I'm sure that Georgia was welcoming Jeremic' statement. Did Putin TV mention that part? I bet not... hohoho..
(Commentator, 14 October 2012 15:55)
--
The problems Georgia is facing is a direct consequence of the precedent set by Kosovo's attempt at independence. Just another unique case.

maddie

pre 11 godina

how was this evil man ever made president of the UN?! eleanor roosevelt would be turning in her grave...
(roberto, 14 October 2012 18:26)

She would probably crap in her grave if a bunch of Albanian zombies went on a rampage in her cemetery
throwing dead cattle all around, breaking headstones and crosses, ripping off gates and fencing...

David

pre 11 godina

I cannot imagine any government which would retain a Minister who has no concept of the expression 'conflict of interest'. This person should be fired immediately from both the UNGA and his position in Serbia. As for his opinion of course it is laughable and does him no credit. When an artificially created state like Serbia has tried and failed through thuggery to hold itself together by force, and in the process killing many of its citizens, destroying their education system, etc etc, then its only option is to try to persuade the world that it is reformed and civilised and wants back what it lost and everything will be sweetness and light. The fact of course is that it's all too late. Europe will not forget the appalling way in which Serbia's democratically elected government behaved and Serbia will never enter the EU or NATO while it persists with this nonsense, in fact it might as well give up now and this young man should get a life. Do the Serbs imagine that the 27 soon 28 EU countries will vote for a country which has embarked on a programme of mass murder less than 20 years ago? This is sad but while your representatives preach nonsense you are lost. You should reconcile with Kosovo, recognise it and get on with developing the economy of your part of the world for the sake of your young people.

Aleks

pre 11 godina

@KOSO

you albanians seriously do not know how to read, i know your education system is lacking and you people clearly don't have any common sense due to the fact that you endorse and support corrpution and crime in kosovo through the criminals and terrorists that are in pristina

kosovo is serbia's internal matter because un security resolution 1244 reaffirmed FR Yugoslavia's (now Serbia's) territorial integrity and sovereignty over Kosovo, with kosovo obtaining substantial autonomy over its economy and political system .. it basically meant that kosovo was still a province of serbia

It even said so in un security council resolution 1244:

"Reaffirming the commitment of all Member States to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the other States of the region, as set out in the Helsinki Final Act and annex"

Krasniq't

pre 11 godina

this is slightly bias coming from VUK!!

IF Kosovo never becomes part of the UN, Serbia will never become part of EU, and people of this website this is much more important then some fairy tale UN that actually never stopped anyone from murdering millions of people across the world and the especially Kosovo.

happy thinking VUK

Roger7

pre 11 godina

Your Excellency Vuk Jeremic, President of the 67th Session of the United Nations, ... the wack-job, middle-school teacher from frisco, roberto, and several other small individuals here ... are jealous of you.

.

juroccc

pre 11 godina

Mr Jeremic you'r hero good job for serbia senndin milosevic to hage and karadic and mladic how much more you can do next send nikolic to hage and the rest...jurovic.............

heyhey

pre 11 godina

The problems Georgia is facing is a direct consequence of the precedent set by Kosovo's attempt at independence. Just another unique case.
(Zoran, 14 October 2012 18:00)
We have a winner for BS statement of the year. The ONLY connection the Georgian provinces have with Kosovo is Russia wanted to thumb its nose at the west, and it had promised the world that if Kosovo were allowed to declare independence then it would open a pandoras box and there would be secessionist movements all over the world. When this failed Russia tried to kick start it, but like a dead animal it just lay there.

Steve B.

pre 11 godina

alex,

It is not as simplistic as you are trying to represent the UN resolution. If we follow your logic and Jeremic logic as "Kosovo is an internal issue....." let me challenge you and Jermic....Kosovo is still there "go and take it" if you have got guts.
(EA, 14 October 2012 23:40)

How Albanians love to say this, hiding behind the armies of other nations. Cowards.

Commentator

pre 11 godina

The problems Georgia is facing is a direct consequence of the precedent set by Kosovo's attempt at independence. Just another unique case.
(Zoran, 14 October 2012 18:00)

Zorane, I would pay for it if Jeremic would say exactly that. I'm breathless of anticipation to see what will come next from our Serbian comical Alis. This is big screen cinema, since the days when Charlie Chaplin was cooking and eating his own shoe..

Anonymoose

pre 11 godina

All right since the Albanians seem to be making up their own versions of 1244, here's what Vuk is referring to:

"Reaffirm the commitment of UN member states to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the other States of the region, as set out in the Helsinki Final Act and annex 2 of UNSCR 1244" (Albanians, curiously, are not signatories to the Helsinki Final Act, go figure, hey?)

Within the Helsinki Final Act, there are provisions guaranteeing territorial integrity, non-intervention in states' affairs and fulfilment of international law, amongst others.

Here are the other provisions of 1244 that are being violated:

"Allow for the return of an agreed number of Yugoslav and Serbian personnel to maintain a presence at Serbian Patrimonial sites and key border crossings;" None have been allowed to return, leading to the 2004 pogrom.

"Require the UN to assure the safe and unimpeded return of all refugees and displaced persons to their homes in Kosovo and to ensure conditions for a peaceful and normal life for all inhabitants of the province;" Returnee houses are burnt and returnees murdered.

Give the resolution a read before making up your own.

EA

pre 11 godina

alex,

It is not as simplistic as you are trying to represent the UN resolution. If we follow your logic and Jeremic logic as "Kosovo is an internal issue....." let me challenge you and Jermic....Kosovo is still there "go and take it" if you have got guts.

justhetruth

pre 11 godina

I see our Albo trolls are out in numbers on this one… Truth hurts I guess. lol
(usaSERB, 14 October 2012 20:17)
Truth about what!!!??? LOL and really you call this guy a politician my 80 year old grandmother has more brain, anytime he talk nonsense not only he will look like dumb but whole Serbian political machinery will look same not because i'm saying that because Serbia choose him as representative ... so enjoy the show anytime you see him i love it he make me laugh anytime ...

Jovan

pre 11 godina

@pss:

I wonder how many of those micro-states in the pacific will change their opinion once the situation for them has changed...

but I´d bet it won´t stay 90 "countries" ... their number will very likely decrease, and not only because some of those who have allegedly "recognized", like Nigeria, Guinea-Bisao Mali or others who have learned through the medie that they have "recognized" this little freak-creation...

yeah, not because they have immediately denied to have recogized anything like a "kosovaaah"... but because some will change their mind quite naturally when they realize that the US are no longer their partner of choice.

oh and...even if there are some states "recognizing" ...it doesn´t actually matter at all, since the UN and Serbia as the state whom it concerns are against.

so, whatever you K-albanians may hope for, let your hopes go... the sooner you get it, the better for all of us.

Montenegrin

pre 11 godina

Kosovo is Serbia's internal issue? This guy is really smoking something that no other politician has put their hands on so far.
Who decides for Kosovo's affairs? Is it Serbia or Kosovo's institutions.
As a montenegrin, which we have really close relationships with serbs, i really feel ashamed of Vuk Jeremic because he makes every serb embarrased in front of the world.

Comm. Parrisson

pre 11 godina

The problems Georgia is facing is a direct consequence of the precedent set by Kosovo's attempt at independence. Just another unique case.
(Zoran, 14 October 2012 18:00)

No, it's a consequence of Georgia being a neighbor of Russia. Funnily, that country pretends to have a 'principled stance' on territorial integrity of sovereign nations - but as we see, it's only hypocrisy.

Ron

pre 11 godina

On Kosovo, Abkhazia, Ossetia - PLEASE READ!

The USSR constitution stated that if a Republic (say Georgia) wants to leave the union that autonomous regions within that republic had the option to stay within the USSR.

So when Georgia wanted to leave the USSR (Georgia was allowed to do that!) it should have given Abkhazia and South Ossetia the option to stay in the USSR. Georgia did not.

This is a very important difference with Kosovo.

So why the world does not tell Georgia: hey, well, you know, you actually were wrong 20 years ago. Have a referendum now in Abkhazia and Ossetia.

Then both regions will vote to leave the Georgian state. Problems solved. Georgia can maybe even join EU or NATO. Georgia happy. Abkhazia happy. Ossetia happy.

So I ask you all: why not solve this problem now?

aaayyy

pre 11 godina

He stressed that the UN took care of territorial integrity of its members, “which Serbia is and Kosovo is not”.
--------------------
Very well said.

Comm Parisson, if you were a president of Russia what would you say to Ossetians and Abhazians who would ask you why it was possible for Kosovo* to make an attempt on independence, while it is impossible for us?

!!!At the moment of declaration of independence Kosovo* Albanians were not under threat, while Ossetians were under threat from Georgia.

Fac

pre 11 godina

Vuce is really working very hard against his own national interest! Once he opens his mouth, Serbia moves one step backward from EU!

Pity!

aaayyy

pre 11 godina

to pss:
Independence of Kosovo* wasn't necessary in 2008 for international troops to stay in Kosovo and protect your Albanians.
(aaayyy, 15 October 2012 11:57)
You said the Albanians were not under threat in 2008, I say they were, are and will be in the future under threat of you and your countrymen. Without an equipped and trained military it will be necessary for international troops to remain in Kosovo for many years to come.
And apparently more than90 countries agree that reuniting Kosovo with Serbia is totally out of the question.
(pss, 15 October 2012 13:47)

pss, could you read? My point is that international troops stood in Kosovo before 2008 protecting your Albanians, so it wasn't necessary for Kosovo* to declare independence to feel safe, while for S.Ossetia it was necessary to declare independence to feel safe, because war was going on that time (2008).

Peggy

pre 11 godina

As a montenegrin, which we have really close relationships with serbs, i really feel ashamed of Vuk Jeremic because he makes every serb embarrased in front of the world.
(Montenegrin, 15 October 2012 17:54)
==============================

You're as much of a Montenegrin as I am.
Even if you do come from that state, you most likely have Albanian blood.

Peggy

pre 11 godina

How Albanians love to say this, hiding behind the armies of other nations. Cowards.
(Steve B., 15 October 2012 15:16)
========================
That's for sure. It takes a few of them just to have the guts to attack one elderly Serb and vandalizing a grave is even easier. The dead can't attack.

Glenn

pre 11 godina

And...
"Facilitating a political process designed to determine Kosovo's future status, taking into account the Rambouillet accords (S/1999/648);

In a final stage, overseeing the transfer of authority from Kosovo's provisional institutions to institutions established under a political settlement;"

So, it reaffirmed Yugoslavia's sovereignty in the beginning (while practically stripping it of all authority in Kosovo), with final status to be decided through a political process.

As I re-read UNSC 1244, I again was surprised that Serbians would even THINK of quoting it. If I were Serbian, I couldn't read the resolution without being overcome by shame. Whatever this document is, it is not something that was written to protect Serbian interests...

Commentator

pre 11 godina

(Ron, 15 October 2012 02:35)

Your claims are not supported by the UNSC:

"By unanimously adopting resolution 1225 (1999), the Council demanded that the Georgian and the Abkhaz parties expand their commitment to the United Nations-led peace process, underlining the necessity for an early and comprehensive political settlement. That should include the political status of Abkhazia, and full respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Georgia within its internationally recognized borders."

UN Res. 1225 clearly states that the issue of Georgia's breakaway provinces must be solved within Georgia's borders, something what you will not find in UN Res. 1244 where the final result of Kosovo does not include those conditioned boundaries. Of course, we can still argue if a final confirmation of the UNSC is necessary which might finalize the UN-mediated talks by Marti Athisaari, but that is not only something different but also not demanded in the ICJ ruling which did not supported Serbia's stance. Serbia had the chance to call ICJ for all(!) disputed points and failed epicly.

In fact, Ron, you just proved that your constant Blabla is just hot air. Russia violated Georgia's territorial integrity and I can't wait to see the stance of the so-called UNGA president in that matter. My guess, however, is that Jeremic will wiggle like a worm trying to avoid any statement in that reference and making clear what a bad joke he and his statements are, once again.

read again

pre 11 godina

Allow for the return of an agreed number of Yugoslav and Serbian personnel to maintain a presence at Serbian Patrimonial sites and key border crossings;" None have been allowed to return, leading to the 2004 pogrom.

"Require the UN to assure the safe and unimpeded return of all refugees and displaced persons to their homes in Kosovo and to ensure conditions for a peaceful and normal life for all inhabitants of the province;" Returnee houses are burnt and returnees murdered.

Give the resolution a read before making up your own.
(Anonymoose, 14 October 2012 21:04)
Maybe you should follow your own advice and use a little common sense to go with it.
To date: Serbia has Made no request, nada, zip, zero for any police or military personnel to return under the provisions of 1244. So there is no such violation, plus even if any had returned their duties were so limited that it would have had no effect during 2004.
Ironically the dispaced Serbs happened after 1244 as they fled when Serb forces left Kosovo, so technically 1244 does not really cover the future people who were to leave.

pss

pre 11 godina

!!!At the moment of declaration of independence Kosovo* Albanians were not under threat,
(aaayyy, 15 October 2012 09:34
I don't think requiring international troops to be present to keep Serbs from reattacking Albanians really qualifies as "Albanians were not under threat" The popular phrase here seems to be wait until the internationals leave. That pretty much proves the threat is still there and probably would be forever.

aaayyy

pre 11 godina

!!!At the moment of declaration of independence Kosovo* Albanians were not under threat,
(aaayyy, 15 October 2012 09:34
I don't think requiring international troops to be present to keep Serbs from reattacking Albanians really qualifies as "Albanians were not under threat" The popular phrase here seems to be wait until the internationals leave. That pretty much proves the threat is still there and probably would be forever.
(pss, 15 October 2012 10:36)

Well, let's assume that Albanians needed international troops to protect them. But international troops did it before 2008 WITHOUT declaration of Kosovo* independence.

aaayyy

pre 11 godina

to pss:
Independence of Kosovo* wasn't necessary in 2008 for international troops to stay in Kosovo and protect your Albanians.

Rocky

pre 11 godina

Was, prior to 1999 liberation! You & your fellow crony politicians back in serbia should focus on trying to protect of what is left of Serbia! Cause in the very near future i pridict you will see other parts of your beloved Serbia breaking away! The time draws near! You better have your armaments factory working 24/7, your going to need them pal!

just wondering

pre 11 godina

So I ask you all: why not solve this problem now?
(Ron, 15 October 2012 02:35)
What happened too many people ignoring your constant No double standards posts so now you switch teams and advocate double standards?

pss

pre 11 godina

to pss:
Independence of Kosovo* wasn't necessary in 2008 for international troops to stay in Kosovo and protect your Albanians.
(aaayyy, 15 October 2012 11:57)
You said the Albanians were not under threat in 2008, I say they were, are and will be in the future under threat of you and your countrymen. Without an equipped and trained military it will be necessary for international troops to remain in Kosovo for many years to come.
And apparently more than90 countries agree that reuniting Kosovo with Serbia is totally out of the question.

Ron

pre 11 godina

What happened too many people ignoring your constant No double standards posts so now you switch teams and advocate double standards?
(just wondering, 15 October 2012 11:46)

Far from it!
Ossetia/Abkhazia issues can be solved simply by applying the correct law: the USSR constitution. Mind that Georgia used the possibility of leaving the USSR itself. But denying Abkhazia/Ossetia to use the possibility to stay within the USSR!

There is no such a law in case of Kosovo/Serbia/Yugoslavia.

pss

pre 11 godina

pss, could you read? My point is that international troops stood in Kosovo before 2008 protecting your Albanians, so it wasn't necessary for Kosovo* to declare independence to feel safe, while for S.Ossetia it was necessary to declare independence to feel safe, because war was going on that time (2008).
(aaayyy, 15 October 2012 14:06
The war lasted 5 days and was over and peace agreements had been signed and Russian troops were in Georgia, when they requested recognition from Russia as independent countries. They were under no threat at the time.