Serbia and Kosovo reached a compromise, German media: The situation in the Balkans was relieved

[Global Times Special Reporter Aoki in Germany] "The situation in the Balkans was relieved". According to the German "Picture News" reported on the 27th, the EU's senior representative of Foreign and Security Policy Berry announced on the same day that the Serbia and Kosovo authorities were on their ID card issues. When an agreement is reached, the identity card holder of the two parties can be freely in and out of the border.

Serbian President Wugic Data Map (Picture Source: Foreign Media)

Berrely said on Twitter on the 27th that after a few weeks of tension, Serbian President Wugic and Kosovo's "Prime Minister" Kurdi have reached a "freedom of action": Serbia agreed to cancel the Cosavor's ID card holding. Some of the entry and exit certificates are restricted, and the Kosovo region also agrees to the Serbian ID holder does not need to apply for temporary documents when entering and exiting. Berrelli added that the Serbian and residents of Cosovo in northern Kosovo will be able to use the existing ID card to travel freely between Serbia and Kosovo, for which EU is guaranteed by Kurdi.

Since the beginning of this year, the situation in the Kosovo region has tightened many times. From August 1st, the Kosovo authorities required anyone who issued an entry of identity documents issued by the Serbian government to enter the country. Registration, replaced by the license plate issued by the Kosovo authorities within two months. The ban caused a road to protest in the northern Cosavo residents. On July 31, the Kosovo authorities said that after negotiating with the United States and the European Union, it was decided to extend one month, that is, the ban on September 1.

Wugic emphasized at a press conference on the 27th that Serbia reached an agreement with Kosovo on the issue of ID card does not mean that the latter's "independence" unilaterally announced. He also said that the license plate problem between the two parties has not been resolved. Agence France -Presse said that Cosovo announced that it was separated from Serbia's "independence" 14 years later, and about 50,000 Cymbers in the north were still using license plates and identity documents issued by the Cyrus government.

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