German Emissar back in Kosovo, Kurti: Serbia threatened military aggression

Prime Minister Albin Kurti has been hosting the meeting for the second time within the week of Germany's envoy for the Western Balkans, Manuel Sarrazin, who went to his office along with German Ambassador to Kosovo Jorn Rohde.

The central theme of the conversation was the security situation in the Republic of Kosovo, the prime minister's office announced.

After the September 24th terrorist attack organised by Belgrade officially, which was killed at the helm of the post, Police Sergeant Africa Bulnjaku, Serbia's destabilising actions followed and along the border line with the Republic of Kosovo. Prime Minister Kurti stressed that the evidence gathered along the investigation carried out after the criminal and terrorist attack is evidenced by the direct involvement of Serbia's state institutions in this act of aggression against the Republic of Kosovo, which Serbia must be sanctioned and punished internationally”, the report said.

After the failure of the armed attack with pre-military formations led by Milan Radojic, the march and deployment of Serbian military troops along the border with Kosovo was the next step of Serbia's institutions to threaten our country's territorial integrity and support a possible military aggression against the Republic of Kosovo”.

Kurti, as his office reports, said that Kosovo Police, through the exercise of its constitutional and legal competencies, <x0 need remain committed and committed to ensuring security for all citizens in northern municipalities in the country and co-operation with our international allies' partners and allies”

“Prime Minister Kurti thanked Emissarin Sarrazzin for this next visit and his ongoing intensive commitment”, the report said.