Kurti does not exclude the possibility of a new attack from Serbia

Kurti does not exclude the possibility of a new attack from Serbia

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Prime Minister Albin Kurti has not ruled out the possibility of a new Serbian attack on the territory of Kosovo, after the one on September 24 in Banjska t Zveçani. CE Report quoting KosovaPress

In an interview for the German newspaper "Stern", he was asked about the possibilities of a new conflict from Serbia.

"We have an aggressive neighbor who does not accept us. We cannot exclude the possibility of an attack, because it does not depend on us. But, we remain vigilant and supported by our troops and those of our NATO allies, who have increased their support since the September attacks to guarantee the security of our country", said Kurti.

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