PDK: Kurti government kneeling on Kosovo before Serbia, 1,000 donor tests were smuggled into the border, ignoring legal procedures

The banned government, Kurti, began perversely and with games managing the Kosovo pandemic situation and continuing in the worst possible way by seriously damaging national interests.

The banned government Kurti has been kneeling before Serbia, handing over some of the sovereignty in the country's north after quietly approved the deployment there of Belgrade's state of emergency.

Without the thread of shame, only after The PDK denounced the act, the government deceived with decisions from time to time, as if for quarantine of municipalities.

Furthermore, he handed over state authority to Belgrade for a part of Kosovo's territory and population, allowing entry and action within Kosovo of hundreds of Serbia's officials on the pretext of healthcare.

This surrender to Serbia escalated further when outgoing Health Minister Arben Vitita chose to negotiate and co-operate with Serbia's minister, but not with Albania's.

The culmination of this inferior behaviour towards Serbia came with the acceptance of 1,000 donor tests from this country, enabling Serbia to appear in the world's most prestigious media as a constructive humanitarian factor. To make this issue even more serious, there are doubts that these tests are gifts from Russia to Serbia.

This outgoing government has humiliated Kosovo by accepting a 30,000-euro donation from Serbia. With this admission, Vuciqi receives an innocent certificate from Kosovo that cleans up his past and makes him more acceptable in the international arena.

But what stamps this shameful and degrading co-operation with Serbia is the introduction of tests as smuggling, not respecting legal and customs procedures as being subject to all other donations to Kosovo. Our state was treated as part of Serbia. They even entered almost illegally in a vehicle with diplomatic signs from the representative of Serbia's Interconnecting Office in Kosovo, Dejan Pavicevic. Unfortunately, the Kosovo Liaison Office in Serbia has not even been informed and aware of the case.

We strongly condemn this humiliating behaviour of the fired government, which has enabled Serbia, under the guild of humanitarian aid, to gain strategic superiority over Kosovo.

We also call on all state institutions and all public opinion to engage to stop this setback of our state and this advancement of Serbia at the expense of our sovereignty and our international position.