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The main topic of those meetings were the latest developments in the dialogue on the normalization of relations between Belgrade and Pristina, broader regional issues and the next steps in the coming months.

The meeting followed after the Prime Minister of Pristina's temporary institutions, Albin Kurti, rejected the proposal of the USA, the EU and the Quint countries and decided that the ban on the use of the dinar in Kosovo and Metohija would begin today, Tanjug was told in the Presidency.

Earlier today, Lajak met with the director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Petar Petkovi.
Last week, Lajcak was in Pristina, where he pointed out that the goal of his visit was to lay the foundations for the upcoming meeting of the main negotiators, which was announced for November 16.

"Yes, Lajcak is in Kosovo today and tomorrow," said Joana Laana from the EU office.
Lajak's today's visit to the so-called Kosovo was not announced earlier, so there is no information about his agenda.

Today, Vui met with the EU's special representative for dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina and other regional issues of the Western Balkans, Miroslav Lajak, U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State and U.S.

The EU's special envoy for dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, Miroslav Lajak, welcomed the decision to reduce the number of members of the so-called Kosovo Police in the north of Kosovo.
This decision was made at a meeting of representatives of the so-called Kosovo Police, EULEX and KFOR.

"Yesterday, we had talks with Lajcak about the dialogue with Pristina. The EU tried to request, demand some kind of de-escalation," said Vui.
"Serbia fulfilled everything that was required of it in order for de-escalation to take place," said Vui.

He added that he will not meet unless it is a meeting of "two governments".
"I am ready to meet Rama within the framework of the session of the two governments, not outside of it," Kurti said at the press conference, according to Koha.
At the same time, he called Rama to schedule a meeting of the two governments, which had been canceled earlier.

BRUSSELS - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic said on Tuesday in Brussels that "the ball is in Pristina's court" when it comes to a return to dialogue on Kosovo-Meothija and that harassment and completely groundless arrests of Kosovo-Metohija Serbs must stop.

She also noted that the so-called Kosovo Police must be withdrawn from the north of Kosovo-Metohija.

"Albin Kurti showed with his statements today, and soon with his violent acts, that he is only interested in conflicts and war in the north of Kosovo and Metohija," he said.