
He received the leaders of foreign missions in the office, after the armed attack on KFOR in the north of Kosovo. Prime Minister Albin Kurti discussed security issues with the commander of the NATO peacekeeping forces in Kosovo, Major General Angelo Michele Ristuccia and the Head of EULEX, Mr. Lars Gunnar Wigemark.
According to the government's announcement, the parties talked about the actions of criminal structures in the north of the Republic of Kosovo, which seriously affect security in the country.
"The common conclusion from this meeting is that freedom of movement should be restored and that there should not be barricades on any road."
However, it is not yet known exactly when the barricades set up by local Serbs with the help of criminal groups on several main roads in northern Kosovo will be removed.
Kurti has often repeated that KFOR will deal with the unblocking of these axes, attached with the phrase that his government will not wait long for their removal. In the statement after the meeting, it is said that the prime minister and the leaders of KFOR and EULEX "agreed on the continuation of close inter-institutional cooperation and the coordination of actions, in the service of peace and security for all citizens of the Republic of Kosovo".
Before this important meeting, KFOR confirmed that gunshots were heard near a patrol of the peacekeeping mission in Zubin Potok, but fortunately there were no injuries or material damage.
Regarding the incident, the Minister of the Interior of Kosovo, Xhelal Sveçla, said that "the games of Vucic and his criminal instruments are continuing".
Meanwhile, the head of the Serbian List, Goran Rakiç, admitted that there were gunshots in Zubin Potok, but claimed that KFOR was not attacked. So, on Monday, a media team was attacked with stones in the north of Kosovo.