Osmani: Working with partner states towards preventing new attacks

She confirmed that with international partners it is working towards preventing possible attacks, and not just north.

“We have our institutions that are doing very professional work and at the same time co-operate with partner states so that in our analysis towards preventing new attacks, taking into account all the circumstances, and in this respect it is necessary that beyond the protection of critical infrastructure in every corner of Kosovo, we focus on every kind of scenario which is possible”, said President Osmani.

For evidence about Serbia's evolution in the country's latest attacks, it injected its conversationors to Brussels.

During the day, he met with European Council President Antonio Costa, as well as European Parliament President Roberta Metsola.

President Osmani considers that the international community's lack of accountability for Serbia's actions has encouraged official Belgrade and continued with attacks.

The fact that there has been no responsibility for Serbia, nor for September 2023, nor for the attack on NATO soldiers in May 2023, nor for the kidnapping of Kosovo police officers in June 2023, nor for the barricade after the barricade that they have built illegally in northern Kosovo and the crimes they committed not only against Kosovo institutions and our constitutional arrangement, but also for Serbs living in the north, has been a constant encouragement to criminal groups and Serbia itself to think that both Kosovo and regional stability, Osmanovic said.

A day earlier on the same subject, the country's president also spoke with US Deputy Secretary of State James O'Brien.

It will return to the European helm when the European Union member states summit is held on December 18th with those of the Western Balkans. / RTK