Stano reminds Kurt: The measures came as a result of failure to co-ordinate the situation yesterday, you acted the same way

EU spokesman Peter Stano has said that the Kosovo Government's action, where nine objects of the Post of Serbia in the north are shut down, is against Kosovo dialogue, Serbia and that the move leads to new tensions.

At a media conference, Stano has said that at this time under dialogue they are seeing more uncoordinated and unilateral actions by the Kosovo government.

But all the issues you list are issues where Kosovo has problems. The fact that the EU imposed measures against Kosovo last year is to reflect the steps it calls on in passing. Now we are seeing more unilateral steps, uncoordinated actions. This isn't actually a suspension, this leads to new tensions. And that should be well understood by those who make decisions in Pristina”, Stano has declared.

According to Stanos, the move is against dialogue and another example of <x0 operations unilaterally by the government Kurti”.

We consider it a unilateral and uncoordinated step for the very reasons we listed in the statement issued last night. The parties, Kosovo and Serbia, have reached an agreement in 2013 on telecommunications, saying that postal services would be discussed in later stages. That means there was dialogue involved in resolving these issues. Unfortunately, what the Kosovo government and authorities did there during yesterday was absolutely uncoordinated and will have negative consequences for people in northern Kosovo, and it is a violation of the dialogue agreement, for which we also issued the declaration and we were very clear. This is against dialogue, and another example of unilateral and uncoordinated action by Kurti's” administration has followed Stano.

Kosovo police on August 5th have closed nine Serbian Post objects in the north through an action launched earlier in the day.

Kosovo Police Deputy Director for the Northern Region Veton Elshani had said the action was launched after the information accepted by the Electronic and Post Communications Regulatory Authority (ARKEP) that without license, economic operators are operating on Kosovo's territory and that they are not registered at the Agency for Registering Business in Kosovo (ARBK).

With this move, international disappointments have been expressed, with the cérast, the US government has said it is deeply disappointed with what it has named the <x0-> unilateral and uncoordinated actions of the Kosovo Government” against the branches of the Serbian Post in northern Kosovo.