Thaci denies "secret talks"

Kosovo Albanian PM Hashim Thaci on Tuesday rejected the allegations by an opposition party that Pristina and Belgrade were negotiating in secret. He said that "Kosovo is focused on future developments in the United Nations General Assembly" after the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Thaci denies "secret talks" Evaluating as "ridiculous" the allegations of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK) about secret negotiations with Belgrade, Thaci said that "there will be good news from the UN where several resolutions on Kosovo will be presented next week". AAK's Ardijan Djini said earlier at a news conference in Pristina that "the Kosovo government has started secret talks with Belgrade." "We have credible information that confirms that secret talks are being held between the Kosovo and Serbian government officials," said Djini. He called on media to "deal with the issue" refusing to reveal to any other details. Djini only said that the AAK "knows the names of the persons secretly negotiating and the venue of the talks".

Thaci denies "secret talks"

Evaluating as "ridiculous" the allegations of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK) about secret negotiations with Belgrade, Thaci said that "there will be good news from the UN where several resolutions on Kosovo will be presented next week".

AAK's Ardijan Djini said earlier at a news conference in Priština that "the Kosovo government has started secret talks with Belgrade."

"We have credible information that confirms that secret talks are being held between the Kosovo and Serbian government officials," said Djini.

He called on media to "deal with the issue" refusing to reveal to any other details.

Djini only said that the AAK "knows the names of the persons secretly negotiating and the venue of the talks".