The Kosovo government reacts to the EU: He says “is cheating”

“The status of all Serbia-backed structures and services is meant to be resolved in the EU-launched dialogue about the establishment of the Association/Unibility of Serb majority municipalities”.

It was a part of today's statement issued by the European Union after yesterday's action of Kosovo institutions in the north, where 6 subsidiarys of Serbia's Saving Post Bank closed.

And the spokesman for the Government of Kosovo, Progress Kryeziu, has called the <x0-> fraud” this statement.

“The EU Foreign Action Service (EEAS) in today's statement that illegal structures in Kosovo should be treated and resolved through association, is a misleading representation of what the association was ever thought to be”, Kryeziu said through an X response, writes Klankosova. tv

He said the association is not meant as “an umbrella for legalising illegally and unilaterally designed structures”.

“Unfortunately, the statement only waves Serbia's restructuring throughout the dialogue, especially at the recent meetings in Brussels for the Central Bank's cash operations in Kosovo, which have failed precisely because of Serbia's stance, which goes against the EU proposal” itself, Kryeziu said.

He said rule of law should not be perceived as escalating behavior.

“It is ironic that the EU reacts to actions that are in accordance with rule of law, when the EU's largest civilian mission is called the European Union for Rule of Law in Kosovo (EULEX)”, the government's spokesman, Kryeziu, said.

The European Union was tough in its response to yesterday's action of Kosovo institutions in the north.

In response, the bank's closing six subsidiarys was escalating and that the same conflicts with the spirit of normalising relations within the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, adding that it undermines Pristina's goodwill in achieving normalisation of relations through dialogue.

Again, the uncoordinated actions of one of the parties jeopardise the implementation of the Normalisation Way Agreement. The Kosovo Police operation also jeopardises continued negotiations on a temporary solution for people negatively affected by the Kosovo Central Bank's cash operations regulation of”.

“in the continued lack of sustainable alternatives, this will have negative effects on daily life and living conditions of Kosovo Serbs and other communities qualified for financial transfers from Serbia”, the EU's response said.

The European bloc stresses that Monday's operation again proves that Kosovo authorities have priority of unilateral and unco-ordinated actions rather than co-operation with its friends and allies.

“The status of all Serbia-backed structures and services is meant to be resolved in the EU-launched dialogue about the establishment of the Association/Unibility of Serb majority municipalities”.

“The EU urges Kosovo and Serbia to return to the negotiating table and agree with the latest compromise proposal presented by the EU facilitator, which allows qualified beneficiaries to receive financial transfers from Serbia”, was said in the EU response.