Serbian Foreign Affairs Minister Ivica Dacic said that in resolving the Kosovo issue Belgrade can only implement what is has undertaken as an obligation.

“The President clearly pointed out our red lines because he did to want to sign those documents, and he verbally distanced himself from the disputed parts – Kosovo’s independence and its membership in the United Nations,” Dacic told Blic TV.

Commenting the Franco-German agreement, Dacic said Serbia “will not diverge from” those red lines because that is Serbia’s state policy.

Asked if pressure exerted by the European Union (EU), but primarily by the US will this time play a decisive role regarding the formation of the Community of Serb Municipalities (CSM), Dacic said “it is a very positive fact that it was clearly stated that this is Pristina’s renewed obligation, to do this immediately,”

So, there is no dilemma and we will see whether or not Pristina wants to do this, stressed the Minister.

“We know that they will do all in their power to obstruct the formation of the CSM and this casts of big shadow of doubt on their good intentions,” said Dacic.