Vucevic: Lajcak coming to Belgrade, Brussels meeting to follow soon afterwards

BELGRADE - Serbian PM Milos Vucevic said on Monday the EU special envoy for the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue Miroslav Lajcak was due to visit Belgrade and that a Brussels meeting at which more specific facts about Pristina's actions would be heard was to follow very soon afterwards.

"Lajcak was in Bled at the Strategic Forum and then went to Pristina, and he is coming to Belgrade. We will see what kind of news he brings, I think a Brussels meeting awaits us soon and that, in those days, we will hear much more specific things regarding that, and I hope (Pristina's PM Albin) Kurti will not continue his irresponsible series of moves," Vucevic told reporters.

All that is now left for Pristina to do is to attack and occupy Serb schools and kindergartens, he said.

"That, I guess, would demonstrate how strong and powerful he is. Serbia must boost its diplomatic efforts and we are informing all international factors and maintaining daily communication with everyone. We are pointing out all that is going on, we are pointing out the disrespect of all that has been agreed and the violation of all agreements and international standards and norms by the ethnic Albanian authorities in Pristina and Albin Kurti. We will insist on that," Vucevic said.