Serbian Defence Minister: situation in northern Kosovo is tense

The Serbian minister has tried to manifest even more uncertainty, saying Kosovo is constantly making moves aimed at destabilising and deportation Serbs.

“The situation is so tense that there is only one thing to turn on and everything can go in an undesirable direction. This should not surprise us, because Pristina and Kurti throughout his mandate have made a series of simple moves aimed at destabilising, or drawing out of the context of all agreements”, he said.

Unlike Prime Minister Albin Kurti, it was declared after successive developments in the country's north last night.

He said criminal gangs have intensified attacks in the country's north and that they know they are coming to an end.

Kurti stressed that the Kosovo government does not even bargain with them, nor does he endure them.

The “The bombs they throw, bullets that shoot, and the masks they decide are their political and popular inpower. With these crimes and armed attacks north of Ibri, we will definitely have more Kosovo police there. Because there will be investigations into the pursuit of these criminals, who are paid by Serbia, being conducted by its president. Numerous violations of the law will not be forgiven, while trends for criminal destabilisation will fail. In the four municipalities in the north is not partitioning into Serbs and Albanians, but in criminal gangs and citizens”, he said.

Kurti has asked Kosovo citizens to support the state and the Kosovo Police, all of our officials who are protecting constitutionality and legitimacy, Republic and democracy.