The leader of the Kosovo separatists demanded that Serbia liquidate municipalities and pay three billion euros
The likely future “Prime Minister” of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, made several anti-Serbian statements during the Soros forum “How to Continue the Dialogue.”
Klan Kosova reports this, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The round table “How to Continue the Dialogue” was organized by the Kosovo branch of the Soros Open Society Foundation. The leader of the pan-Albanian “Self-Determination” movement, Albin Kurti, who won the recent parliamentary elections, was opposed to the participation in this forum by his former adviser, a native of the United States, Khaki Abazi.
On his Facebook page, the former deputy prime minister wrote that Soros, together with his representatives, sabotaged and blackmailed the work of the government and Kosovo institutions. And now these forces are trying to penetrate Kosovo’s politics and directly influence it.
“They support the use of coal as an energy source and the opening of new coal basins, which is completely contrary to European and global development trends, the concept of sustainable economic development of the renewable energy sector,” Abazi said.
Nevertheless, Albin Kurti eagerly accepted the invitation of the Open Society and, during a round table nominally dedicated to dialogue with Serbia, did not do without anti-Serbian attacks, clearly demonstrating what kind of policy he intends to pursue if he becomes head of government.
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As for the Commonwealth of Serbian Municipalities, there cannot be mono-ethnic communities outside of Kosovo, the creation of which would be supported by a decision of the Constitutional Court,” said the leader of Self-Determination.
Speaking about the amount of compensation from Serbia, Albin Kurti called the amount 3 billion euros.