Djuric

WASHINGTON - Serbia's outgoing ambassador to the US Marko Djuric said on Tuesday Pristina's PM Albin Kurti had developed an "imposing capacity" for spreading disinformation about Kosovo-Metohija in the international community and that Serbia had approached that systematically and that it had a responsibility to expose that with facts and through developing capacities to fight disinformation.

WASHINGTON - Serbian Ambassador to the US Marko Djuric says Kosovo-Metohija is the cradle of Serbia's statehood, spirituality, culture and identity, and that Israel's recognition of the so-called Kosovo was the most significant blow to Serbia-Israel relations in 75 years.

WASHINGTON - Serbian Ambassador to the US Marko Djuric says Kosovo-Metohija is the cradle of Serbia's statehood, spirituality, culture and identity, and that Israel's recognition of the so-called Kosovo was the most significant blow to Serbia-Israel relations in 75 years.

BELGRADE - Serbian Ambassador to the US Marko Djuric said on Friday that, compared to some European states, the US was more insistent on implementation of agreements on a Community of Serb Municipalities in Kosovo-Metohija.

Djuric urged the public not to fall for the fake news.
Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti announced tonight that the Government of Kosovo has decided to abolish

This, he said, would allow the airline between Belgrade and Pristina to be restored after 20 years.
Djuric told RTS that the line could come to life after the abolition of taxes on goods from central Serbia and the continuation of dialogue, which is also a precondition for the abolition of anti-civilization taxes.

Speaking in a news conference in Belgrade, the head of the Serbian Government's Office for Kosovo and Metohija said that Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel prepared the summit "in a very serious way, and gave the opportunity to Vucic to present Serbia's position."

Djuric is the director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija.

The head of the Serbian Office for Kosovo and Metohija added that the document's goal was to "collapse the dialogue."

"What they have adopted has nothing to do with intent to reach an agreement. This is a wish-list of the separatists in Pristina, an unrealistic document aimed at bringing down the dialogue and ruining it," Djuric told a press conference.

The head of the Government Office for Kosovo and Metohija added that he will be able to be "fully satisfied only once Pristina's discriminatory measures have been rescinded."