Serbia’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Marko Djurovic, has complained about what he described as an abnormal life and under pressure from Serbs living in northern Kosovo during the United Nations Organisation Security Council ( The UN on Tuesday.

Commenting on the condemnation of former Kosovo Liberation Army leaders ( U n CK) by The Hague Special Court, Djuric has criticised Kosovo and Albania for reactions to the tribunal.

He has been calling for, as it has been expressed, a trial to face the truth, referring to the victims of war in Kosovo. Djurovic also spoke of persons missing violently during the war, saying that dawning their fate cannot depend on political negotiations.

However, 1,577 people continue to figure missing from the war in Kosovo. Kosovo authorities have repeatedly urged Serbia to co-operate in whitewashing their fate, as well as access to military archives that can help identify possible tomb locations.

Despite Kosovo’s repeated demands, Serbia has not offered the necessary co-operation to clarify the fate of missing persons.

Djuric has also stressed that the act of prejudice against former KLA leaders does not imply the collective guilt of Albanians.

The verdict stipulates individual responsibility, does not declare collective guiltyness over the Albanian people, he has declared.

At the Security Council meeting, the chief of Serbian diplomacy has also criticised changes to the Special Court Law adopted by the Kosovo Assembly.

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