"Pristina is playing good cop/bad cop"

However, he said he "does not believe that the United States can succeed in doing so."

Dacic told Voice of America that Ramush Haradinaj and Hashim Thaci are playing different roles in the negotiations over Kosovo and that it is "not clear who is whose cop."

"Obviously, one plays the good cop, and another is bad. The question is who is whose cop. That's why I said that I respect the fact the United States is putting pressure on Pristina - but I cannot believe that they have not succeeded in that," he said.

Dacic added that tensions between Belgrade and Pristina have already been elevated, but that Serbia will not make any moves and that it is in it interest to reach a solution as soon as possible.

He stated that at this moment this was difficult, while that the idea of ​​delimitation, "that has been mentioned by presidents of Serbia and Kosovo," has not been "elaborated."

"The dialogue is blocked and a decision to abolish the taxes that could restart the dialogue is not being counted on. You have a decision on the army (of Kosovo), the Trepca decision, what Haradinaj is now saying and I think it's necessary to discuss all this in the Security Council," Dacic said.

It doesn't matter to Serbia how many times a year Kosovo is discussed, but it is a priority to hold such sessions at all, Dacic said in an interview given before the UN confirmed that the latest session would be held.

As for the prime minister of the provisional institutions in Pristina, Ramush Haradinaj, saying that "communication had been cut" with the UN mission in Kosovo, UNMIK, Dacic said this was "not a new topic."

"Haradinaj is only one person in power, they play good cop/bad cop. Of course, I think that this is a...

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