
Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic said today that he is determined to seek a compromise solution with Kosovo for the use of identification documents and car plates within ten days, referring to September 1st when the Kosovo government is expected to resume implementing reciprocity measures on the issue.
He warned that Kosovo Serbs could leave all institutions if no solution to their concerns is found.
He made these comments, in his first appearance after Thursday's talks with Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Curtis in Brussels, in which they failed to reach an agreement to avoid tensions like the July 31st when Groups of Serbs blocked roads in northern Kosovo to oppose central government decisions in Pristina that identification documents and car plates issued by Serbia, not worth it on Kosovo territory.
Belgrade is implementing the same measures for Kosovo citizens passing through Serbia over the past 10 years.
The Serbian president said he had floated the proposal that Kosovo Serbs not be included in the decision on personal documents and equipped with license plates that are neutral to Kosovo's status.
But, the Kosovo side said, rejected these compromise proposals.
Serbia said it is in a very difficult situation, but I will desperately seek a compromise.