Veljko Odalovi

President of the Serbian Government's Commission for Missing Persons, Veljko Odalovi, said that Albin Kurti presents a problem for the international community and political parties in Kosovo.
He also pointed out that Europe is powerless to force Pristina to fulfill what it signed, reports RTS.

As he points out, they do not agree on only one issue, and that is the search for missing persons, reports Koha.

Kurti said that the procedure for amending the Law on Missing Persons has been launched on the meeting with the Presidency of the Coordination Council of the Association of Families of the Missing, held on the eve of the International Day of the Missing, reports the Pristina Koha.

Wherever the Americans were, they left that place eventually, and Pristina must think about that, says Odalovi.

"I wanted to inform the public about everything that happened in Brussels," the Serbian president said at the beginning, adding that there would be a session of the National Assembly on June 22 at which he would "speak thoroughly about absolutely every issue that is crucial for the situation in Kosovo and Metohija".

He pointed out that they did not agree with the dialogue agenda and added that he presented four proposals at the meeting.