
The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, in an interview with the German media, expressed that the situation in the north of Kosovo is tense due to the panic created by Belgrade.
In an interview for Der Spiegel, Kurti said that the European Union and the United States of America are pressuring Serbia to choose between "the West and Russia".
"The EU and the US are putting great pressure on Serbia to choose between the democratic West and Russia," Kurti said.
Meanwhile, regarding Serbia's request, which President Vučić addressed to KFOR, for the return of 1,000 Serbian soldiers to Kosovo.
Among other things, Kurti emphasized that Serbian President Aleksandër Vucic will return Serbia to the past while commenting on Belgrade's request to KFOR for the return of 1,000 Serbian soldiers to Kosovo.
"It seems that Vučić wants to return Serbia to the past. But this train has left. The International Court of Justice has ruled in favor of our declaration of independence. There is no higher court on this planet", said Kurti.
Today is the ninth day since barricades were set up in the north of the country, where the Serbs of the area have placed heavy machinery and trucks as a sign of revolt for the arrest of the former policeman, Dejan Pantic. The barricades located in Rudar and Svecan have blocked the passage to the two border points that connect Kosovo with Serbia.