Head of the Belgrade team for the dialogue with Pristina Borislav Stefanovic stated Sunday that solutions for the Jarinje and Brnjak administrative crossings are close, noting, however, that they will not be ideal and that they will not fully correspond to Serbia's needs and goals.

He pointed out that the issue of administrative crossings is being discussed with EU facilitator Robert Cooper, as well as UNMIK representatives and "friends from Beijing and Moscow."

Stefanovic said that talks will be completed very soon, adding that he believes they will be ačeptable for Serbia and applicable in the field, the Novi Sad-based daily Dnevnik reported.

However, he warned that the solution will not be ideal, whić is the essence of the international moment Serbia is in.

"All the good solutions for Serbia were possible prior to June 1999. As of that moment, we are moving within the domain of what we can, and not what we want," Stefanovic underlined.