In his op-ed, "Another Kosovo Crisis" (Aug. 8), Matthew Kaminski argues that "Belgrade should be given a stark choice: a future in league with Russia or the EU and NATO" with giving up Kosovo as the test. He repeats the familiar argument that if Kosovo is not given independence, there could be violence, mostly by Albanians, like in 2004, so that the West should recognize Kosovo unilaterally, if the new negotiations fail. The position of Serbia is very clear; it offers Kosovo the broadest possible autonomy within Serbia, over and above European standards. It wants negotiations in good faith and...