BELGRADE, April 21 (RIA Novosti) - The UN Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) and the KFOR peacekeeping force need soonest reorganization. Russian's representative to the international contact group Alexander Alekseyev and chairman of the Serbian coordination center for Kosovo Nebojsa Covic announced this in Belgrade on Wednesday.
According to them, the reorganization is needed, first of all, to make UNMIK and KFOR provide security of non-Albanians in the region.
Alexander Alekseyev took part in the meeting of representatives to the contact group in Pristina yesterday, when an international group for Kosovo support was formed.
This group including diplomats from Great Britain, Germany, Italy, Russia, the US and France will meet every six weeks to assess the process of establishment of international living standards in Kosovo. In addition, the working group is to render political and economic assistance to the region.
