Vucic: Pristina showing nervousness

KNJAZEVAC - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Friday Pristina's aspirations to join NATO would not be easy to fulfil as the Western military alliance included four countries that did not recognise the so-called Kosovo.

"Even if they persuade one country to become a recogniser, there will be very strong opposition from Spain (a non-recogniser), as well as from some recognisers, such as our friends, our brothers and sisters from Hungary," Vucic told reporters in Knjazevac, eastern Serbia, noting that the issue was in no way up to Serbia.

Pristina is in a hurry and showing great nervousness, Vucic said.

"It looks like they are not quite certain how things will be looking in Ukraine, so they need to be in a hurry and also ensure that Serbia is under additional pressure so that it can be blamed for everything and that (Pristina's PM Albin) Kurti can pretend...