8 hours agoKurti accuses Serbia of interfering in Kosovo elections
Periskopi(a year ago)
(a year ago)Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti has accused Serbia of election intervention in Kosovo, which was held on February 9th. Kurti, at a news conference Sunday with Minister for Communities and Return Nenad Rassic, has declared that the Serbian state has tried to harm rival Serbian subjects, especially Nenad Rashiqi's party, which [...]
Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti has accused Serbia of election intervention in Kosovo, which was held on February 9th.
Kurti, at a media conference Sunday with Minister for Communities and Kthim, Nenad Rassic, has declared that the Serbian state has tried to harm rival Serbian subjects, especially Nenad Rashiqi's party, which currently holds the post of minister for Communists and Kthim in the Republic of Kosovo.
Serbia attempts not only to keep our country hostage to domestic political development but also to advance international relations. In recent elections, forms of intervention have changed due to the apparent improvement of the security situation in the four northern municipalities as a result of rule of order and law, of successful combating criminal and terrorist groups, as well as closing illegal structures. The former brutal and physical influence, including beatings and murders, has been no longer possible. As replacements have increased forms of hybrid threats, mainly seduction and financial conditioning, blackmail and intimidation, but cyber attacks”, Kurti said.
The chief of executives has said Serbia has also tried to intimidate voters in Kosovo, especially non-Serb voters.
Serbia's state-owned “Aparator has made extraordinary efforts to harm rival Serb subjects, particularly Nenad Rashiqi's Freedom, Justice and Survival Party and Serbian Democracy of Aleksandar Arsenijevic, but also voters of other communities, mainly Roma and Ashkali. Representatives appointed by all other political subjects have withdrawn from the race after the threats they have received. These cases have been recorded in the four northern municipalities, as well as in six other Serb majority municipalities”, Kurti said.
