MICHELE J. SISON (United States) said the recent free, fair and peaceful elections were a clear sign of Kosovo's democratic maturation, as was the significant turnout among Serb municipalities. She welcomed United Nations efforts to help Kosovo build democratic institutions upholding the rule of law and human rights, as well as the European Union's dialogue-facilitation role, calling on Pristina and Belgrade to continue taking steps to revitalize those talks and normalize relations. Kosovo's leaders must form a Government without delay, she said, adding that the United States was ready to work with them in advancing Euro-Atlantic relations - and resolving border issues with Montenegro so as to unlock visa-free travel - and promoting a multiethnic and stable Kosovo, she said. UNMIK, while a success story, had outlived its reason for existing, she said, reiterating calls for the Council to terminate the Mission and expand the reporting period to six months.

I da je srbija drzava i da je precednik normalna covek mi bismo saznali ko ce finansirati UN MIK i sve o temi ...
ako se cuje samo americki predstavnik
to nece niko da finansira i to je kraj price

e sad pa madzionicar
sve vreme srbija sns i sps rade za ameriku
sve agent do agenta americkog
zasto to krijete pa ako se to radi i tako onda lepo se kaze mi idemo u nato i eu i otvoreno
zasto se pobogu mafijaska oligarhija predstavlja da je demokratija pa se integrise u nato i eu
ako idete u svet kako cete sa njima pa to je zapadni svet ...da se covek beskrajno smeje
sta se radi ...