Returns reaction from Kurti's Orthodox liturgy office in church within UP's campus

Luan Dalipi, head of Kurti's staff, has chosen the social Twitter network to react to religious liturgy two days ago, which he has called a provocation of Serbia's government through the Serbian Orthodox Church.

Kosovo is proud of its religious tolerance of all faiths, implemented daily on all its lands. The purpose of the Serbian government is to provoke through the Serbian Orthodox Church by keeping a liturgy within the landscape of the University of Pristina at an unfinished object”, Dalipi has written.

Dalipi has also written that Serbia through unfinished objects is trying to destabilise the country that once occupied it.

The “Object was built strongly during Milosevic's regime and the genocide campaign, and in the end, Albanian students and educators were expelled from the UP and hundreds of high schools throughout Kosovo. As democratic nations engage in energetic debates and deep assessments about monuments glorifying the printing, Serbia uses relics of its dark past in an effort to destabilise the country that conquered and brutally printed for a century, peaking at genocide”, he wrote.

Next, Kurti's staff chief has indicated that the Kosovo government calls on Serbia's government to face the past and stop with stir-up riots.

“We call on the Serbian government to confront its past, not to try to advance its political agendas under the cloak of confidence. Our message to them is not to cry like to a wolf (a figurative statement: when someone asks for help in need and then is not believed when he really needs to, to stop stirring up unrest, and instead to focus on opening a new chapter of peace by recognising Kosovo's citizenship. We thank the citizens who showed maturity by keeping calm and avoiding any provocation”, he said.

Bishop Teodosije of Raska and Prizren's Diocese has kept liturgy on Thursday at the abandoned facility in the Up court for the first time since 1998.

For the festival, held on the 40th day after Orthodox Christmas, known as the “Day of the Upbuilding of Christ”, Diocese of Raska and Prizren has held liturgy along with believers and other bishops.

For the first time since 1998, a liturgy has been held in the Church of Christ Savior in downtown Pristina. The sacred liturgy has been served by Bishop Teodosije with priests and believers in the unfinished church, in honour of the day of the erection”, says Diocese's announcement.

The Kosovo government has returned answers to the Gazeta Express question two days earlier that it was aware of the observance of religious liturgy today in the abandoned church within the UPI campus, whose foundation it had laid for the evil leader of Serb paramilitary Arkans. Even the MPJ didn't give any clarifications.

Even Kosovo police have not answered Gazeta's questions, as two policemen have been seen during the day near the Church environment, which according to photographs have stayed there after the end of religious liturgy.