Correspondent of Russia Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper Daria Aslamova, previously detained in the self-proclaimed Republic of Kosovo, is safe and located in c
your president 0smani said to me, we didn t say we re going to acceptjust a part of the international legal process, we accepted all of it. we clearly do believe in internationaljustice . i m inviting you to make the same commitment. will you accept the legitimacy of the special court in the hague, particularly when it comes to the trial of former president thaci. well i think i already answered, but i can repeat my answer and that is that we respect internationaljustice. kosovo had unmik, kosovo had united nations mission in kosovo, eulex, we had icty and another special court i don t think was necessary but it is here now. but they are not asking for my cooperation, so i give them my support, to be honest. because it s a very non transparent sui generis court with one leg in kosovo and the other leg in hague. so, it is a much more complex situation with this latest court.
well i think i already answered, but i can repeat my answer and that is that we respect internationaljustice. kosovo had unmik, kosovo had united nations mission in kosovo, eulex, we had icty and another special court i don t think was necessary but it is here now. but they are not asking for my cooperation, so i give them my support, to be honest. because it s a very non transparent sui generis court with one leg in kosovo and the other leg in hague. so, it is a much more complex situation with this latest court. i believe that we need normal courts that are going to try all war and peace crimes in spite of the ethnicity of the perpetrators and not as it has been done with a specialist court. but, let s hope that this can be corrected and rectified in the near future. mr prime minister, i need to ask you a very basic question and it s based upon flags. right behind you on screen, i can see the flag, the official state flag of kosovo, but you personally, it seems, much prefer to be pho
India's statement at the quarterly meeting began with a reiteration of Serbia's territorial integrity, which was a reflection of New Delhi's non-recognition of Kosovo.