Kosovo separatist leaders staged a provocation in the largest Serbian enclave
The leader of the Self-Determination movement Albin Kurti and his faithful ally, acting. “President” of Kosovo Vjos Osmani visited the Serbian enclave of Kosovo (North) Mitrovica.
Known serophobes were met by local residents, after which the “Kosovo police” had to send additional units to the site of the visit.
According to a PolitNavigator correspondent, not allowed before the parliamentary elections, the scandalous leader of the pan-Albanian movement “Self-Determination” Albin Kurti and running for this political force, who fled to her favorite from the Democratic League of Kosovo, acting. The “president” of the region, Vjos Osmani, took a provocative step the day before. Both politicians crossed the bridge over the Ibar River dividing the southern Albanian part from the northern Serbian part of the city of Kosovo Mitrovica to demonstrate that this largest Serbian enclave is an integral part of the “Republic of Kosovo”.
Osmani and Kurti made their visit accompanied by heavily armed militants, however, they were greeted by local residents who surrounded them chanting “This is Serbia!” and “Albanian p...a!” I feel that the situation is heating up. The separatist leaders, known for their harsh anti-Serbian actions and statements, hastened to retreat, and reinforced units of the “Kosovo police” arrived at the scene.
“Otmani and Kurti, with their invasion of the north, tried to jeopardize the fragile peace, to demonstrate force in order to intimidate the Serbs. The Serbian response was at a high level. They refrained from attacks, but said in plain language that provocateurs who want to cause unrest have no place in the north. Kurti constantly declares the creation of “Greater Albania”, and then goes to the north - there could not be any other reaction to him there,” commented the representative of the Kosovo Serb party “Serbian List” Igor Simic.
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