Kurt complains against Americans after being expelled from “Defender 23”: Injustice, Kosovo must be harassed!

He's in an interview for the newspaper “Bloomberg”, commenting on this decision by the United States of America, has said that “is not okay to molest Kosovo”.

“whenever the United States wants something from us, we don't ask why, but only when and how”, has the head of Kosovo executive declared.

Speaking of recent developments in northern Kosovo, Kurti has reiterated that a democratic republic cannot undergo Serbia's violent militia.

Serbia must cut off support for the militia that triggered protests in northern Kosovo last month and those responsible should be prosecuted before the government examines easing its” position, he has said.

“We cannot submit as a democratic republic to this violent militia,” he said. “We want things to be resolved as soon as possible, but you know that this does not depend only on us”, the prime minister has added.

Nearly two years the Kosovo Defence Ministry and the Kosovo Security Force spent to get ready for the “Defender Europe <23x1> exercise.

Annie why Kosovo was one of the economic countries of this training, it could not get through the activity, as, on 30 May, the US ambassador to Pristina, Jeffrey Havenier, said that “for Kosovo, those exercises have ended”.

This is the first punishment the United States of America has taken against Kosovo for, as it were, ignoring their advice to avoid increasing tensions in the Serb majority northern area.

In this area, local residents are now protesting Albanian mayors Zvecan, Zubin Potok and Leposavic for over two weeks now.

Tensions culminated on May 29th, when protesters clashed with members of NATO's peacekeeping mission, KFOR, in Zvecan. Tens of people on both sides were injured.