7 minutes agoEven the PDK asks the government for international co-ordination
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)The Democratic Party of Kosovo has asked the government to assess the security situation in the north and actions to operate with international allies. Through a communique, The PDK has condemned the tendency for violence by groups identified by Serbia. The Democratic Party of Kosovo expresses deep concern for today's tensions in northern municipalities [...]
The Democratic Party of Kosovo has asked the government to assess the security situation in the north and actions to operate with international allies.
Through a communique, The PDK has condemned the tendency for violence by groups identified by Serbia.
The Democratic Party of Kosovo expresses deep concern for today's tensions in municipalities in the northern part of Kosovo, condemning the tendency to violence by groups instructed by Serbia. We invite the government to assess the security situation and actions undertaken in co-ordination even with international partners”, the opposition party's response said.
According to the PDK, escalation of the situation does not benefit Kosovo.
“at this moment, aware that escalation of the situation brings no benefit to Kosovo, we call for content, order and tranquillity, to leave space for respect and implementation of the will of citizens”, it says in response.
As if The PDK, as well as the other opposition party, the Democratic League of Kosovo, has condemned tensions in the north, while calling for co-ordination with allies from the government.
On Friday, the new mayors of the municipalities in Leposaviq, Zubin-Potok and Zvecan tried to enter municipal facilities one day after the oath, but faced Serb citizens blocking the entrances of municipal facilities. Police have intervened to disperse protesters, while at least two heads are taught to enter municipal facilities.
