Washington [US], January 31: The US ambassador in Belgrade, Christopher Hill, said tonight that he is "very satisfied with how Serbia is dealing" with the Franco-German plan for Kosovo, and that the formation of the Community of Serbian Municipalities is a legal obligation of Pristina and that it "must be done".
Hill told Pink TV that the US sees the plan as "the basis of an agreement that is based on a lot of give and take" and assessed that it "will not be easy for anyone".
Asked what the normalization of relations between Belgrade and Pristina means, Hill replied "it is precisely to achieve a normal situation" and assessed that "for now it is more of a step-by-step process".
"We want to return people to institutions, Serbs to return to institutions, to achieve some level of normality," he said.
He also said that he does not understand why Belgrade does not impose sanctions on Moscow, but added that it is up to Serbia to decide whether or not to do so.
Source: Beta News Agency
