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Hill added that this will affect relations with Washington, but that he is not familiar with all the details either.
He told reporters in Belgrade and added that progress must be made in the normalization of relations between Belgrade and Pristina, the formation of the CSM and the continuation of the dialogue.

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Monday evening US special envoy James Rubin was an official, paid Albanian lobbyist who had been purposely sent to Kosovo-Metohija during recent elections there to boost Pristina's campaign.

"I've introduced Ambassador Hill with the increasingly difficult situation and challenges facing our people in Kosovo and Metohija and reiterated my concern about the frequent attacks, arrests and other pressures to which Serbs are exposed," Vui wrote on his Instagram profile and added:

However, as the U.S. Ambassador added, he believes that the people of Serbia have enough strength to suppress their indignation.

According to him, due to the non-introduction of those sanctions, Serbia is paying a high price.
In an interview with Novi Pazar Radio Sto Plus, he said that it is very important that Serbia does not wait to become a member of the EU, but that, in the process of accession, it should align its policy with the EU, including regarding the introduction of sanctions against Russia.

Hill pointed out that it is important that Belgrade has been very constructive in terms of engaging on the European plan with Pristina and that this will ultimately affect the pace by which Serbia moves toward the West.

Hill added that Serbia still needs to take a good look at where its national interests lie, as he is convinced that sooner or later they will see that they are in the West.
"I would warn the Serbs to understand that this is not their 'Mother Russia', we are dealing with a very different Russia," said the U.S. Ambassador in an interview with Serbian Radio and Television last night.

Such statements, writes Pristina's Gazeta Express, are unexpected, not welcome in Pristina and cause reactions and criticism. That portal reminds that Hill is remembered in Pristina as someone who greatly contributed to the "freedom of Kosovo".

"A meaningful and precise conversation with Ambassador Hill about the situation after the last round of talks in Brussels. I reiterated the consistent position of Serbia, which continues to make every effort to find a compromise solution to maintain peace and stability," wrote Vui on Instagram.