The AKI director exposes statements by the heads of state for war: The security situation is stable

Musliu, before reporters, explained that even the situation in the four northern municipalities is stable.

Mr. Petrit Ajeti reported on the security situation in the country. We can say or establish that the overall security situation in Kosovo, after this meeting that the security situation in the Republic of Kosovo is stable”.

“Situate in the four northern municipalities is stable, even though Serbia's intervention and efforts to strain the situation are continuing. Threats from Serbia and paramilitary and terrorist organisations, whose members are being sheltered and trained in Serbia, are deemed too high”, she said.

However, there are terrorist groups that are being exercised in some areas to prepare for attacks on Kosovo.

“Based on intelligence data, the terrorist group is recently conducting exercises at several locations in the district of Novi Pazar, Koronik and Kraleva. The group led by Milan Radojicic continues to be structured, has sufficient means, has ongoing weapons and support from official Belgrade”.

She has cited some of the actions Serbia is taking to provoke the situation in Kosovo.

Serbia's “Army has increased the presence of patrols and fears in the area around the border in northern Kosovo, especially from Zubin Potok to Leposaviq. Serbia's military capacities increase, the concentration of Serbian forces near the border with Kosovo, as well as military exercises of terrorist formation members are indications that Serbia continues to have aggressive goals towards Kosovo”.

The director of the Kosovo Intelligence Agency (AKI), Petit Ajeti, has reported to the Commission for Supervising the Kosovo Intelligence Agency with closed doors.

His reporting has come after state leaders' statements that the security situation is stable.

Kosovo Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, during an interview for American prestige, CNN, has suggested recently that “Serbia is very aggressive towards Kosovo”.

“Initially not recognised as an independent state, is also engaged in hybrid warfare and undergoes military exercises at border”, he told British-Iranian journalist Christiane Amanpour.

Stressing the fact that Serbia has 48 operational bases along the border with Kosovo, Kurti argued that Belgrade is “pending a new window of options”.

While, Kosovo Defence Minister, Ejup Macedonia, in an interview for Albanian Post has stated that the Kosovo Security Force is constantly prepared and trained in the event of an outside attack, eventually by groups funded by Serbia.

Foreign Affairs Minister Donika Grovalla, on July 8, has declared it will detonate a comprehensive war in the region.

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