"The protests in the north have not been peaceful, but are mobs of extremists directed by official Belgrade." This is what Prime Minister Albin Kurti said in the presence of QUINT ambassadors, whom he received on Monday afternoon.
In a statement distributed by the Government of Kosovo, it is stated that violent actions must be condemned by all.
"Serbian nationalist chauvinist and pro-Kremlin graffiti with masked extremists, who target, vandalize and attack anything non-Serbian, is the main indicator of the motives behind the violent actions, which must be strongly condemned by all," it says. in the communique.
Informing them about the situation in the north and today's developments there, the prime minister - the communiqué continues - emphasized the importance and need for de-escalation of the situation, as well as expressed his willingness to work with the QUINT states towards this goal.
They are said to have agreed to maintain close communication in the coming hours and days.
Along with Kurt, in the meeting with the ambassadors of the QUINT countries and the Head of the European Union Office in Kosovo, there was also the first deputy prime minister for European Integration, Development and Dialogue, Besnik Bislimi.