Another official dismisses "peace accord" claims

Really, Serbia refuses to sign a internationally endorsed peace agreement with the Republic of Kosova, one which will act as a lasting solution, and one that provides Europe with the security guarantee's needed for her southern flank, while also effectively ending the state of war between the 2 countries? Well, If that is indeed the case Jadranka, I guess The Republic of Kosova will have no choice but to maintain the assumption that she is still at war with Serbia today, and in the future as well, as the politicians in Serbia leave no other option for the citizens of Kosova to embrace!!!
Kosovas 2 million+ population, a 96% Albanian majority, should in fact be readying themselves in which ever way that they can for a uncertain future, as history shows us very well, that they will most likely be forced to yet again confront a much more aggressive Serbia of the future, one that will be more aggressive then in the past! Tito said it best when he would say, 'live your lives as there will never be war, yet be prepared for war as if it will be upon us today' I personally take those words to heart, and I think it would be wise for the entire Albanian population of Southern Europe to do the same!!!

You must be very naive to believe that Serbia will be allowed to join EU without settling the formal recognition of Kosovo independence. Why EU would need a second Cyprus in its ranks? Why would EU allow in its ranks Serbia whose allegiance (loyalty) is to mother Russia.....?

Trusting the thugs in Pristina with any kind of agreement is insanity. Agreeing to peace with gangsters that have complete license to kill Serbs is a really bad idea.

@ cocky get a job!!!!!!

Trusting the thugs in Pristina with any kind of agreement is insanity. Agreeing to peace with gangsters that have complete license to kill Serbs is a really bad idea.

@ cocky get a job!!!!!!

Really, Serbia refuses to sign a internationally endorsed peace agreement with the Republic of Kosova, one which will act as a lasting solution, and one that provides Europe with the security guarantee's needed for her southern flank, while also effectively ending the state of war between the 2 countries? Well, If that is indeed the case Jadranka, I guess The Republic of Kosova will have no choice but to maintain the assumption that she is still at war with Serbia today, and in the future as well, as the politicians in Serbia leave no other option for the citizens of Kosova to embrace!!!
Kosovas 2 million+ population, a 96% Albanian majority, should in fact be readying themselves in which ever way that they can for a uncertain future, as history shows us very well, that they will most likely be forced to yet again confront a much more aggressive Serbia of the future, one that will be more aggressive then in the past! Tito said it best when he would say, 'live your lives as there will never be war, yet be prepared for war as if it will be upon us today' I personally take those words to heart, and I think it would be wise for the entire Albanian population of Southern Europe to do the same!!!

You must be very naive to believe that Serbia will be allowed to join EU without settling the formal recognition of Kosovo independence. Why EU would need a second Cyprus in its ranks? Why would EU allow in its ranks Serbia whose allegiance (loyalty) is to mother Russia.....?