Opposition party urges abandoning of EU bid

The opposition Serb Radicals (SRS) believes Serbia should immediately stop talks related to its EU candidacy bid, and turn to the country's traditional allies.

Izvor: Tanjug

Thursday, 04.08.2011.

16:46

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The opposition Serb Radicals (SRS) believes Serbia should immediately stop talks related to its EU candidacy bid, and turn to the country's traditional allies. High-ranking SRS official Vjerica Radeta told a news conference in Belgrade today that NATO was sending forces to help the Kosovo Albanian authorities take control of the northern part of the province, and round off the so-called state of Kosovo. Opposition party urges abandoning of EU bid Pristina has the support of Brussels and Washington in this, she asserted. According Radeta, the Serbian government is ready to meet all demands, including recognizing the self-proclaimed state of Kosovo, in order to become a candidate for EU membership. "They have demonstrated this again with the latest events in Kosovo. This is why the self-proclaimed pro-western policy of President Boris Tadic and his regime must come to an end," said the party official, who is also a member of the Serbian parliament. Noting that 16 years ago more than 200,000 Serbs were forced to leave their homes in Croatia, Radeta said Tadic failed to solve some of the key problems that plague the exiled Serbs, despite his "warm and friendly" relations with Croatian President Ivo Josipovic. "There's no need to even talk about the danger faced by every Serb in Croatia, but that goes not only for the exiled Serbs, but also those who go and leave their money in Croatian resorts," Radeta concluded. Vjerica Radeta (FoNet, file)

Opposition party urges abandoning of EU bid

Priština has the support of Brussels and Washington in this, she asserted.

According Radeta, the Serbian government is ready to meet all demands, including recognizing the self-proclaimed state of Kosovo, in order to become a candidate for EU membership.

"They have demonstrated this again with the latest events in Kosovo. This is why the self-proclaimed pro-western policy of President Boris Tadić and his regime must come to an end," said the party official, who is also a member of the Serbian parliament.

Noting that 16 years ago more than 200,000 Serbs were forced to leave their homes in Croatia, Radeta said Tadić failed to solve some of the key problems that plague the exiled Serbs, despite his "warm and friendly" relations with Croatian President Ivo Josipović.

"There's no need to even talk about the danger faced by every Serb in Croatia, but that goes not only for the exiled Serbs, but also those who go and leave their money in Croatian resorts," Radeta concluded.

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