Djuric: Pristina has not met its obligations from agreement

BELGRADE - Belgrade has fulfilled all the elements of the Brussels Agreement and the only items that remain unfulfilled are Pristina's obligations towards the Serb population in Kosovo-Metohija, says the head of the Serbian government Office for Kosovo-Metohija, Marko Djuric.

He said that he expects a clear answer to the question when Pristina too, will meet its obligations, as well as that the EU and the broader international community, which are the guarantors of the agreement, exert pressure on Pristina to meet the obligations issuing from the agreement.

"We expect the guarantors of these negotiations - the EU and the broader international community - to exert appropriate pressure on Pristina's side to meet the obligations from the agreement, and I think that meeting the obligations from the agreement in full and establishing the community of Serb municipalities is very important for trust in this process. It is a decisive step for stability in Kosovo-Metohija," Djuric told TV Pink on Saturday.

Photo Tanjug, S. Radovanovic (archive photo)