Kurti: Work is good / Havener: The house is on fire.

Three days ago, Prime Minister Albin Kurti stated that he has international support for operations in the north, but after three days, American Ambassador Jeffrey Havenier exposed this statement by Kurti, saying that recent actions were not in co-ordination with the United States of America.

US Ambassador Jeff Hovenier has declared today that the annulment of Denender 2023) is the first consequence for Kosovo, following recent actions in the north.

He has said that at this moment, the US does not have much enthusiasm to respond to some of Kosovo's interests.

I have to say that in this comment, the US does not have much enthusiasm to react to some of Kosovo's interests, such as engagement with non-recognitional countries, or active work to advance Kosovo on the Euro-Atlantic road”, he has told some media in Kosovo, Transmission REL.

“We have asked [Kosovo Prime Minister Albin] Kurti take steps towards reducing tensions in the north. He has not responded to these requests. We're analyzing what our actions will be”.

Today there is no activity for the Defeder Europe-23, and there won't be. For Kosovo, those exercises have ended”, he has said.

But a few days ago, the prime minister Albin Kurti, in terms of the situation in the north, declared that work is good and that there is co-ordination with internationals.

The other day, what's important to note is that all of what we've been aiming at, like Government and Republic institutions, is to enable the mayors of elected municipalities in democratic elections to get access and work in their offices where all citizens should serve indiscriminately, religion, and belonging, and I believe that we will have the support of all international factors to <x1. RTV Dukagini.”, Kurti said.

What's going on: Western diplomats and institution leaders condemned the violence in Zvecan, where groups of Serb protesters clashed with NATO peacekeeping forces. About 30 soldiers were injured, as were dozens of protesters.

Tensions in the north rose since May 26th, when Kosovo Police entered Serb-run municipalities by force: Zvecan, Zubin Potok and Leposaviq, to install new Albanian mayors, emerged from the extraordinary April elections.

Kosovo authorities blamed the Serbian illegal structures for the violence in the north, while Serbian President Aleksandar Vuciq held Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti responsible. The international community urged Kosovo not to take any measures for forced entry into the buildings of three municipalities. /Photo: archive/ Periscope