2 minutes agoLDK seeks from Government clarification for situation in the north, full co-ordination with US
Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti has met with leaders of opposition subjects in the Parliament today. He at his office in Government has received Democratic Party of Kosovo Chairman Memli Krasniqi and the chairman of the Democratic League of Kosovo, Lumir Abdixhiku, at the meeting. The latter has been declared what Kurt asked [...]
Through a post in his Facebook profile, Obadiah said that at the meeting he has expressed concerns about the situation created in the north, at the same time said Kosovo does not have the luxury of enduring tensions on its territory.
Abdixhiku says Kurti has asked that there be full co-ordination with our allies on this issue; “in particular with the US and the EU”.
His full post:
After our yesterday proposal and the prime minister's invitation this morning, together with PDK chairman. Krasniqi, we met with Prime Minister Kurti.
At the meeting, I expressed our concerns about the situation created in the north. I gave support to the extent of the legitimacy in the country and the work of our police there. In times like these, our unity is essential.
At the same time, I asked for additional clarifications on our way forward, clarifications that should come as soon as possible. Kosovo does not have the luxury to endure tensions on its territory.
Prime Minister Kurti also asked for full co-ordination with our allies; in particular with the US and the EU. It is his obligation and government to coordinate immediately.
On Saturday, September 25th, the Auto Register Center in Zubin Potok was burned while the Civil Record Center in Zvecan has been attacked.
According to preliminary investigations there were dropped two hand bombs, but which “did not detonate”.
Due to developments in the north, Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani suspended her visit to the United States on 25 September and left for Kosovo.
Earlier Saturday, Kurti declared that the two attacks in the north were deliberate.
“Individuals or groups whose rule of law and order and public security are jeopardizing criminal activity and violating peace. Clearly, they are encouraging and supporting Serbia, the Ottoman regime there, respectively. Unfortunately, in front of the international community, Serbia is using Kosovo citizens to provoke serious international conflict”, Kurti said.
He said such acts would not be tolerated, meanwhile, called on citizens in the country's north to maintain calm and co-operate with institutions.
Earlier Saturday, Interior Minister Jelal Svecla said that despite such actions, the Kosovo government will continue to implement the decision on the measures of reciprocity for plates with Serbia, across the territory of Kosovo.
“These criminal acts show best what would happen at the border points in Jarinje and Brnjak if we did not have the presence of special units to ensure order and security”, Svecla wrote on the social Facebook network.
Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani said Saturday's two attacks in Zubin Potok and Zvecan testify that Serbia is the key source of destabilisation in the region”.
It called on the international community not to ignore what it described as the tendency of Russia and Serbia to destabilise the region and beyond.
