Thaci deputy: Tadić isn’t welcome in Kosovo

Kosovo Albanian Deputy PM Hajredin Kuci has said the Kosovo government will not allow Serbian President Boris Tadic to enter Kosovo in the future. He accused the Serbian president of making political statements during his Christmas visit to the Visoki Decani monastery. Thaci deputy: Tadic isn’t welcome in Kosovo Kuci told Pristina-based television Klan Kosova that Tadic abused the visit to the monastery and made political statements, saying Kosovo was Serbian land, that Serbia would never recognize its independence and had no intention of withdrawing parallel structures from the north. During his visit to Visoki Decani, the Serbian president told reporters that the only thing that made sense on Christmas was to send a message of peace to Serbs, Albanians and representatives of the international community. "I think nothing else can be said here in Visoki Decani and that is why this monastery is a holy place not only for our people, but for everyone who visits Kosovo and our country. This is our common European space," Tadic added. When reporters asked him whether he would ever recognize Kosovo the president said his answer was already known and brief - never. Boris Tadic is seen during his Christmas visit to Kosovo (Tanjug) Tanjug

Thaci deputy: Tadić isn’t welcome in Kosovo

Kuci told Pristina-based television Klan Kosova that Tadić abused the visit to the monastery and made political statements, saying Kosovo was Serbian land, that Serbia would never recognize its independence and had no intention of withdrawing parallel structures from the north.

During his visit to Visoki Dečani, the Serbian president told reporters that the only thing that made sense on Christmas was to send a message of peace to Serbs, Albanians and representatives of the international community.

"I think nothing else can be said here in Visoki Dečani and that is why this monastery is a holy place not only for our people, but for everyone who visits Kosovo and our country. This is our common European space," Tadić added.

When reporters asked him whether he would ever recognize Kosovo the president said his answer was already known and brief - never.