The emergency meeting, called by EU High Representative Josep Borrell, began an attempt to resolve the crisis that erupted late last month in northern Kosovo and ended with the wounding of 30 NATO mission in the country (KFOR) soldiers during clashes in Zvecan. , from May 29.

“Discussions will focus on finding ways to reduce current tensions and return to the implementation of agreements in dialogue, in particular the agreement on the path to normalization” between the two countries, the European External Action Service said in a note.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said he will travel to Brussels to speak with the head of European diplomacy, Josep Borrell, but not with Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti, Serbian news agency RTS reported..

“Discussion with him makes no sense. He only knows how to deliver philosophical sermons and discuss political issues from the center of Serbia, but he does not talk about the persecution of Serbs in Kosovo,” Vucic said, adding that “these are very serious things and Serbia is in a difficult situation and under a lot of pressure.” .

“The discussions must continue, I am going to Brussels to talk to Borrell. You have to look at Serbia’s position and see what can be done,” Vucic said, adding that he did not understand why he had to go to Brussels, but he would go only to avoid later saying that he is withdrawing from discussions.

“I never put forward conditions for discussion,” Vucic said, adding that Kosovo authorities had also begun arresting Serbs south of the Ibar River. “Their goal is to expel all Serbs from Kosovo,” Vucic said.

It will be recalled that the head of European diplomacy invited the Prime Minister of Kosovo and the President of Serbia to negotiations with the aim of de-escalating the situation in the north of Kosovo. Borrell added that it is necessary to urgently de-escalate the situation and organize new elections in the north of Kosovo. (Rador)