Mehej addresses citizens and everyone else: Continue with the army's money.

Meheaj is not only addressing Kosovo citizens, he has also turned to Kosovo's international guests at his already recognised request: Take it first.

First, Mehe has expressed his gratitude for the support he has received so far, and then he has continued by seeking further support and giving them some information on this road.

You testified and testified as always because you're our main support”, Mehe wrote among other things.

Here is his full status:

Dear citizens,

International by exiles wherever you are,

International friends of the Republic of Kosovo,

On behalf of the Ministry of Defence and all KSF military, I express my highest appreciation for the expected and extraordinary response, which is continuing uncut, with your donations to the Security Fund.

We are aware that this project of ours in common with you tends to stumble on what we are forced to remind you:

• Your money is deposited through the official account of the Security Fund, at the Central Bank of Kosovo;
• This process is under government supervision through the Ministry of Finance, the State Treasury, respectively;
• Donations and the sum of tools are entirely on the basis of your free will;
• Money personally deposit directly to the Security Fund;
• No individual, group, association or initiative is authorized to raise money on behalf of the Security Fund.

You've witnessed and testified as always that you're our main support.

You were always and are the main logistics not only of the Army but also of the security, protection, development and strengthening of our country.

So I invite you to continue with our contributions to the Security Fund, our Army and all our country's security institutions.

Your Donations are our common motivation and strength.

Thank you.

We remember that the Government of Kosovo has established the Security Fund, where citizens have been asked to deposit money in order to strengthen the military. This initiative has been sharply criticised by some analysts in the country. / PERISCOP