Kurti: There is no trust in dialogue without surrender of Radojici and his group

At the Government's meeting Friday, as it addressed the failed meeting in Brussels with Serbian President Aleksandar Vuciq, Kurti has said Radovici is continuing to be protected by Serbia's state.

The next summit in Brussels was held Wednesday. It was the first high-level meeting following the terrorist attack in Banjska with the organisation and financing of Serbia's state. After nine months of attack, chief terrorist Radocic is free and protected by Serbia. We cannot revive our hero Africa Bunnjak, but Serbia can hand over the Serbian paramilitary group to chief terrorist Radojic to face justice in Kosovo. 39 out of 47 identified for the attack are on the INTERPOL International Research List. As long as Radovici and his group roam free in Serbia, there is no trust in dialogue for normalisation”, Kurti has said.

The chief of executive has said trust in the dialogue has been lost even with former Serbian Prime Minister Anna Brnabyq's letter, which he sent to the European Union's foreign service on December 13th last year.

“We have accepted the agreement and requested signature and storage in international organisations. Good faith in the dialogue has also been lost with the letter Brnabic sent to the EU foreign service on December 13th after reading before 27 leaders of member states. And that letter says Serbia does not consider or respect the Brussels agreement. So that letter needs to be withdrawn. That letter and agreement reached in Brussels are in contradiction. The agreement must be signed to have implementation”, he said. /Koha.net/