Fewer words
Regular readers of peacefare will know that Serbia’s draft platform on Kosovo has aroused me and my readers to comment extensively. Marko Somborac says it in pictures and little text in Blic: “Look Toma, a platform for Kosovo should undergo some changes,” “RIIIP! Zing!” That’s President [Toma] Nikolić, Prime Minister and Interior Minister Dačić in the policeman’s hat and Defense Minister Alexander Vučić with the lighter.
With gratitude to Marko Somborac for the permission to republish! Apologies for the fuzziness–my computer skills are insufficient to clarify. And even more gratitude for this version, in English (and with a credit to a mystery Dr Spasojevic, from whom the idea came):
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There is an interesting illustration of the platform on the satirical website http://www.njuz.net.
http://www.njuz.net/ekskluzivno-radna-verzija-platforme-za-kosovo-posle-citanja-u-ambasadama-i-vladi-srbije/
One place this Platform has met with a positive response is among the Serbs of Kosovo, whose leaders approved it yesterday with the stipulation that it add the provision that any agreements be treated as a package, that no measures be implemented before everything has been agreed. They say that changing things one step at a time gives Prishtina an unfair advantage. This should be interesting, because removing such a demand from the first version of the Platform was one of the changes that had already been made in response to the foreign ambassadors’ objections. [ekskluzivno-radna-verzija-platforme-za-kosovo-posle-citanja-u-ambasadama-i-vladi-srbije/ = Exclusive – working version of the platform for Kosovo after its being read in the embassies and government of Serbia]