Citaku for the arrests of former soldiers in Serbia: They're not people without a country.

She expressed concern, saying the outgoing government should be more active in order to seek help from international mechanisms.

Citaku said that former soldiers arrested in Serbia are not without a homeland, and that they must be treated with dignity.

There are other soldiers held in Serbia's prisons. The outgoing government must be more active. Our diplomatic missions should be more committed to using international mechanisms for their release”, Citaku said during his entry into the Assembly on Wednesday.

She also criticised the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, saying that instead of dealing with the non-x0-embite small interior”, she should focus on dealing with the dignified treatment of banned soldiers.

“Those people are not homeless, and should not be treated as such”, Citaku said.