Vučić

This is Pristina's obligation under the 2013 Brussels Agreement, reached under EU's auspices and mediation.

First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic conveyed at today's meeting of the foreign ministers of the Visegrad Group and the Western Balkans, concern and outrage over the attack by Pristina police security forces and special units on the north of Kosovo.

As Tanjug was told in his cabinet on Tuesday, Vucic has asked Western political centers to restrain Pristina, and made it clear that Serbia will not allow ethnic cleansing to take place in Kosovo and Metohija.

However, no detailed plan of the Serb side which will be offered to Pristina will be presented at the session, writes Blic, referring to unnamed sources.

He added that "it doesn't matter if they take place then, in the winter, or in the spring."

According to him, the excuse for the arrests is that they had participated "in corruption, and the like."

According to Selakovic, who is the president's general secretary, the outcome of the meeting is that now a majority of bishops have a clearer picture of the position and policy of Serbia regarding the issue of Kosovo. This conversation was not easy, but it was useful, said Selakovic.

"They are saying impossible things and have accustomed the whole Europe to that," the Serbian president said in Tirana after his meeting with EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini late on Wednesday.

According to announcements, Vucic discussed the Kosovo-Metohija issue with Salvini, whom he sees as one of Europe's most influential politicians.

The meeting will be organized by German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron.