"Serbia is attempting to destabilize Kosovo" is the accusation raised by the Kosovo Security Council, which met on Sunday at the request of Prime Minister Kurti.
"Serbia is 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 interethnic and inter-party tensions in Kosovo and destabilize Kosovo," the announcement states.
The Security Council described these efforts as interference with "state sovereignty, the democratic functioning and the institutional integrity of our country."
Recall that in the first week of April, Prime Minister Kurti, whose party won the parliamentary elections, held meetings with the parties of non-majority communities in Kosovo, with whom he discussed the constitution of the Assembly and the formation of the Government. (A2 Televizion)
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