The news given in some pro-government media in Serbia, that the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, held a secret meeting with the ambassadors of the QUINT countries in Pristina on Thursday, September 22, where he also asked them for weapons during the action, he himself did not deny it.
According to Kurti, the defense and security issues in Kosovo are discussed by the Minister of Defense and the Minister of the Interior.
"We are a democratic, progressive government of hope. While we are facing our northern neighbors, who are led by a president of fear and threats, who, in addition to leading a state in an undemocratic manner, does not recognize Kosovo and the crimes committed by the Milosevic regime in Kosovo," he said. When you.
For Kurti, the president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, besides not knowing the state of Kosovo and the crimes committed by the criminal regime of Slobodan Milosevic, also maintains very close ties with the Russian Federation.
And such a thing, according to the head of the executive, appeared recently with the agreement signed between the minister of foreign affairs of Serbia and that of Russia, which should alarm the western capitals.
Contrary to the pro-Vučič medium's reporting, neither Aleksandër Vučič has denied it.
"I know what the truth is, I am aware of it," said Vucic, referring to the news of the Serbian medium Novosti.
"People who haven't read the news should know what it says - that the prime minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, has requested artillery for a range greater than 10 kilometers," said Vučič in an interview for TV Pink.
Referring to "diplomatic sources", this medium writes that among the demands of the head of the government of Kosovo, there was also "the inclusion of missiles with a range of up to 10 kilometers, in the last package of American military aid first presented by the Secretary American of the State, Antony Blinken".
Meanwhile, "Western diplomats have guaranteed Kurti that they will raise these issues with the military and political bodies in Washington and London".
"The American representative emphasized that Kosovo's request to, among other things, include the defense system for the new bases in the north of Kosovo - in the military aid intended for them - will be accepted and that the USA will supply them with three such systems".
Another request, always according to the Serbian medium, was the provision of the coordinates of the points where the Serbian units are potentially located.
"In the end, Kurti asked the diplomats of QUINT that the international forces and their intelligence structures hand over to the institutions in Pristina the coordinates of the places where the military and police forces of Serbia are stationed during their daily patrols, for which the representative of Great Britain said it will forward such a request to the competent authorities for approval"./Albanianpost