Montenegrin Minister: We don't mix up, Kosovo must do its job for army

Boskovovic has declared after a meeting with KSF Minister Rrustem Berisha when asked about Kosovo institutions' initiative to convert KSF into the military through laws.

“As far as Montenegro is concerned we are not involved in the internal affairs of neighbouring countries and we expect them to resolve this issue and Montenegro has opened the door to assist other countries for NATO membership”, Boskov said.

He also spoke of his visit to Kosovo, which he said showed that they have good partnership with Kosovo to show the way for progress towards the EU and NATO.

Besides that, Montenegro's flag will rise as part of NATO and be part of KFOR in Kosovo.

He has also commented on reactions that have been made in Serbia when two members of the Montenegrin Army have come to Kosovo within KFOR.

“E commented on this reaction from Belgrade first of all this is of other motives. KFOR was part here before Montenegro became a NATO member. We know KFOR is the guarantor of peace and security, and the end we are alone. Montenegro has its national interests and will thus be”, Boskovic said.

KSF Minister Rrustem Berisha has said he has informed Minister Boskovovic of the KSF's achievements.

“During the visit we have announced with KSF achievements, progress, with the situation, especially with the process of transforming KSF.

We also talked about the way we cooperated. Montenegro has always been and is a powerful partner of Kosovo, and we are sure that the road ahead. We also discussed the Atlantic Pact, where the organiser will be Montenegro and we will be participants”, he said.