Opposition Leader Believes the Brussels Agreement Hinted Resolution of a Major State Problem  

Nebojsa Zelenovic (BETA Photo/Amir Hamzagic)

The co-leader of the Together party, Nebojsa Zelenovic, has said that the Brussels Agreement, signed on April 19, 2013, was a hint that Serbia was ready to make a decision on finding a solution to a major state problem, which had been hindering a normal life in the country.

In a statement, Zelenovic said that a decade after the signing of the Brussels Agreement “has been wasted,” that time was not on Serbia’s side and that it was getting harder every day to defend the interests of the citizens. “Today, we are in a graver position waiting for Pristina to create an Association/Community of Serb-Majority Municipalities, which should serve to protect the future of our citizens in Kosovo,” Zelenovic stressed.

Zelenovic also said that making major decisions required “a true leadership and statesmanlike behavior,” while on the other hand “Serbia has been for an antire decade drowning in populism and fight to preserve support of the electorate.”