Vucic: Western partners must tell us which documents they want to respect

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Wednesday he had a simple question for Serbia's Western partners - which of five important documents they themselves had adopted they wanted to respect when it comes to the Kosovo-Metohija issue and whether they would also respect a sixth one - a Thessaloniki document on EU enlargement in the Western Balkans that fully supported the implementation of UN SC Resolution 1244.

"A simple question to our Western partners...," Vucic wrote in an Instagram post in which he also included a video with an address to Serbian citizens and Serbia's Western partners.

"Esteemed citizens of Serbia, you already know that I have asked our Western partners to tell me which of the five important documents they want to respect: the Kumanovo Agreement, the UN Charter, Resolution 1244, the Brussels Agreement or the Washington Agreement. We come to a sixth very important EU document from 2003, the famous Thessaloniki Document on EU enlargement in the Western Balkans," Vucic said.

"In light of the submission of the so-called Kosovo's EU membership application, my question is: Will they respect the documents they themselves have adopted, even the historic one from Thessaloniki? Because Point 5 of the Thessaloniki document says that it fully supports the implementation of Resolution 1244," Vucic said in the video message.

"So my question today is: Which of these six documents do you want to respect, and we will fully agree," he said.