Fidan's Ulutas Discuss Recent Security Developments in Kosovo

As highlighted in a communique for media published on the social platform, X, Ulutas and Fidan have discussed recent security developments in Kosovo, including KFOR activity.

“Uluta has highlighted Turkey's long-standing contribution to KFOR and regional stability” is highlighted in the communique.

Turkey's Foreign Affairs Minister, Hakan Fidan, at a media conference along with Kosovo Foreign Affairs Minister Donika Grovalla on Friday said that the terrorist organisation FETO led by Fethullah Gylinen ʹ is a religious leader, former Recep Tayyp Erdogan's ally, who from Turkish authorities is considered to stand behind the failed puci on July 15, 2016, “is a threat to both Kosovo and Turkey<1, so the same should fight “jointly in the same way we should fight <3>

However, Fidan ʹ former Turkish intelligence leader (MIT) ) during the conference expressed disappointment with Kosovo's efforts to fight this terrorist organisation.

And we also discussed the issue of fighting terrorism, we talked about steps that should be taken against the terrorist organisation, FETO, unfortunately the presence of FETO in Kosovo continues to be disturbing for us”, he said.

Speaking of the process of dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia, Fidan said Turkey supports this process, praising it as the only “road” leading to normalised relations between Pristina and Belgrade.

“We believe that problems between Kosovo and Serbia can only be solved with dialogue”, Fidan said.

Fidan, among other things, confirmed that Turkey supports the Kosovo Security Force in both personnel and weapons training.

This co-operation will continue and in the future “, he claimed.

Turkey's top diplomat also said Turkey has supported and supported Kosovo in the international arena.

“We have supported Kosovo from the start to achieve its well-deserved position in the international arena, and our support will continue. NATO and KFOR forces have an important role in Kosovo's security establishment. It is pride to see our commander continue to succeed here in Kosovo”, he added.

Security, Politics and Economy, according to Fidan, are the three main pillars of co-operation between Kosovo and Turkey.