Security expert Avni Islami has reacted to the meeting of representatives of the Student List, Dejan Shoskiq and Miodrag Krmar, with Russian Ambassador to Serbia Aleksandar Bocan-Kharchenko.
Islam has estimated that this meeting testifies to the political orientation of the Student List towards continuing close co-operation with the Russian Federation, especially in the matter of Kosovo.
The meeting of Student List representatives with the Russian ambassador to Serbia testifies to the political orientation of this list towards continuing close co-operation with the Russian Federation, particularly in relation to the Kosovo issue, Islam has declared.
He has stressed that Russian support for Serbia’s policy towards Kosovo has been reaffirmed during the meeting, while representatives of the Student List have pledged that Serbia, even under their rule, would not join international sanctions against Russia.
From the security point of view, Islam has described this development as disturbing for Kosovo.
Concern is the fact that the Student List confirms the continuation of Belgrade’s policy against the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Republic of Kosovo, relying on Moscow’s diplomatic support, he has stressed.
According to Islam, the relationship between Belgrade and Moscow creates opportunities for further co-ordination on international platforms, aimed at opposing Kosovo’s state subjectivity.
This relationship creates space for further Russian-Serbian co-ordination on international platforms, aimed at opposing Kosovo’s state subjectivity and preventing the consolidation of its international position, it said, in its response.
In the end, Islam has estimated that the meeting does not signal any change in Serbia’s political attitudes towards Kosovo, but the continuation of the policy thus far.
The Student List does not present a change in Serbia’s current political orientation, but the continuation of controversial attitudes towards Kosovo’s citizenship and support in the alliance with Russia has ended Islam. /Telegraphy/
