Ke Palace: Russia supports Serbia, the West should use its influence to warn the Kosovo authorities

According to today's Russian Television (RT) reported on August 1, the Russian Cremlin spokesman Dimitri Peskov said that in the dispute with Kosovo, Moscow fully supported his ally Belgrade. The main cause of the dispute was the cause of the dispute. The Kosovo authorities decided to prohibit the use of license plates and documents issued by Serbia.

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Peskov said in response to reporters on Monday: "Of course, we absolutely support Serbia." He added that the Russian side believes that the Cosavor authorities demand the disability of Serbia's license plates and documents "absolutely unreasonable."

According to previous news, the Kosovo authorities demanded that starting August 1, the local Cyclide people replaced the license plate to Kosovo's license plate, and all those who entered Kosovo's Serbian ID card must first obtain temporary documents at the transit point. This caused the tension between the Kosovo police and the local residents to upgrade, and some protesters began to set up roadblocks.

As the tension intensified, at the later Sunday, at the request of the "Ambassador to Kosovo" in the United States, Kosovo's "Prime Minister" Albin Kurdi announced that it would postpone the ban until September 1. Kulti emphasized that Prittina believes that the measure is necessary for the implementation of "law and order", but it is only postponed, not cancellation.

In this regard, Peskov said: "Thanks to God to avoid upgrading the situation tonight, but this situation has only been postponed for one month, so all parties show cautiousness."

Peskov also pointed out that Moscow believes that Western countries acknowledged Kosovo's independence in 2008. "Now they should use their influence to warn the Kosovo authorities not to take any consideration of incomplete considerations."

RT said that the Russian Ambassador to Serbia Halqinko also issued a warning on Monday: "It is difficult to see the conditions for finding sustainable solutions to those problems that cause the current tension." Similar issues lack negotiation. "Pleishtina is using these issues to make unilateral and spontaneous decisions in order to drive (the Series) to drive out Kosovo."

The Serbian President Wuxich urged all parties to "maintain peace at all costs at all costs. I asked the Albanians to wake up, and the Serbian people should not be provoked." At the same time, he also accused the Kosovo authorities offending the human rights of the local Celery people and promised that they would "not suffer any atrocities."

Peskov pointed out that the Serbian government has supported the "peace and constructive" position adopted by the dispute and the call of peace and constructionism proposed by Wugcic, and Russia supports Russia.

Kosovo is the autonomous province of the Republic of Serbia of the South China. After the June 1999 Kosovo war, it was custody by the United Nations. In February 2008, Kosovo unilaterally announced its independence, but Serbia always insisted on its sovereignty over Kosovo.

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