
The Kosovo Security Council held a meeting today at the request of the Prime Minister of the Republic, Albin Kurti.
The meeting reportedly discussed the situation in the country and what is being called Serbia's attempt to hinder the formation of institutions and destabilize the country.
Announcement:
The general security situation was reported and discussed, with an emphasis on Serbia's destabilizing plans and criminal interventions. On April 1, after midnight, the Kosovo Post Office in Zveçan was attacked with two hand grenades, one of which exploded. The Post Office in Zveçan has been fully repaired and public services are now operating normally there.
When we add to this the arrest last night of four Serbian 'pilgrims' in Gjakova - one of whom was a lieutenant in the Serbian police and the other a captain in the Serbian army, and everything that was confiscated from them - it is required that all state institutions and mechanisms maintain high attention and readiness.
At this meeting, it was concluded that in addition to Serbia's interference in the election campaign and parliamentary elections in Kosovo on February 9, 2025, through the Serbian List and the terrorist leader Milan Radoić as its "de facto" leader, Serbia is now interfering with some of the deputies of non-majority and non-Serb communities, in order to sabotage the establishment of the new institutions of the ninth legislature. With threats and enticements, and especially with blackmail, it is trying to incite inter-ethnic and inter-party tensions in Kosovo and to destabilize Kosovo.
This represents a flagrant interference with the state sovereignty, democratic functioning and institutional integrity of our country. At the same time, Serbia is exerting unprecedented pressure on the Serbs of Kosovo to participate in the rally of the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, in Belgrade, which has been announced for next week. The Vučić regime is aiming to export the crisis to Kosovo and beyond, while it itself is in the midst of its biggest crisis ever.