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Belgrade: The Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA) is not forgery and it does not represent recognition of Kosovo’s unilateral independence declaration, said President Boris Tadic yesterday.

Belgrade: Serbian President and the chief supporter of the signing of the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA) and “For a European Serbia,” Boris Tadic has reportedly received a written death threat.

Jean Marie Guehenno, the UN head of peacekeeping operations, said yesterday in Belgrade that the UN wants to have peace and stability in the Balkans as its legacy.

Belgrade: Velimir Ilic, the New Serbia leader and the current Minister of Infrastructure in the cabinet of Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica, said yesterday that any chance of a post-election deal with the Democrats (DS) disappeared with their decision to sign the Stabilization and Association Agreement.

Belgrade: Serbian President and the leader of the Democrats (DS), Boris Tadic yesterday said that voters will determine whether the SAA will be annulled. Tadic was campaigning in New Belgrade when he stated that.

Moscow: “You can count on our staunch support and solidarity; we are ready to confront this dangerous trend with joint efforts,” wrote the Russia’s outgoing president, Vladimir Putin in a letter to Serbia’s caretaker government head, Vojislav Kostunica, yesterday.

Belgrade: Saying the document is “a forgery and a trick,” Vojislav Kostunica yesterday once again denounced the signing of the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA) with the European Union. He said, “at least ten provision of the document order Serbia to establish good neighborly relations with Kosovo”.