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BRUSSELS - A deal on carrying out a Belgrade-Pristina agreement on telecommunications was confirmed in Brussels Friday after three days of discussions, with all details of the implementation coordinated.

BELGRADE - The Serbian government is satisfied with the agreement on telecommunications reached with Pristina, in particular with the fact that Telekom Srbija will officially operate in Kosovo as a company legally recognised by the international community and the Pristina institutions, says Marko Djuric, head of the government Office for Kosovo-Metohija.

BELGRADE - The precedent of Telekom Srbija and protecting the company's property in Kosovo-Metohija can be used as an argument in the discussions on the energy sector and Lake Gazivode, the head of the Serbian government Office for Kosovo-Metohija, Marko Djuric, said on Monday.

BELGRADE - The Belgrade-Pristina agreement on telecommunications has preserved the entire Telekom Srbija property and will have a positive impact on overall relations with Pristina, as well as with the EU, says Marko Djuric, director of the Serbian government Office for Kosovo-Metohija.

Marko Djuric has said that Serbia "reserves the right to revoke the dialing number for the geographical area" that it has assigned to Pristina.

The director of the Serbian Government's Office for Kosovo and Metohija said this will happen "if Pristina fails to enable Telekom Srbija's free and unimpeded work, and the disposal of its property."

The Serbian government is satisfied with the agreement on telecommunications reached with Pristina, says Marko Djuric, head of the Government Office for Kosovo.

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BELGRADE - What the Kosovo Albanians have been doing with Trepca and Telekom Srbija property in Kosovo-Metohija is a robbery and usurpation, and we cannot agree to that, says Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic.

The "red line" has been reached, and a clear message must be sent to the Pristina authorities and the EU, Nikolic told Blic.

BELGRADE - We are staying on the European course and we will not be imposing sanctions on Russia, Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic said Tuesday in response to a public dilemma whether developments related to the Trepca mining complex and Telekom Srbija property in Kosovo would result in a change of Serbia's policy.

BELGRADE - We are staying on the European course and we will not be imposing sanctions on Russia, Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic said Tuesday in response to a public dilemma whether developments related to the Trepca mining complex and Telekom Srbija property in Kosovo would result in a change of Serbia's policy.