Marko Djuric reacts to Albin Kurti's provocations: He showed he's champion of slander, obsessed with hatred

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Minister of Foreign Affairs Marko Djuric has referred to Albin Kurti's so-called the ambassadorial conference as a case of supreme cynicism, because the policy of Kurti's regime is the opposite of the very idea of diplomacy.

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"I remind you that the main election campaign slogan of Kurti's party - No to negotiations - is a denial of the idea of a diplomatic way of solving a problem.

In part, Kurti showed that he is a champion of slander, obsessed with hatred toward his Serbian homeland, in that way causing serious damage to his own people. It's much more dangerous that Kurti is a champion of creating instability and that he turned institutions into a weapon for repression and mass violation of human rights, especially those of Serbs but also of others - unfortunately, there is always an example not older than 24 hours, such as the harassment of children in the village of Vuca, which was caused by his policies," Djuric stated, and added:

"Until he stops suppressing the rights of Serbs and violating agreements, all international aid sent to so-called Kosovo should stop."

Previously, Kurti stated that Serbia's efforts to "undermine the sovereignty and territorial integrity" of so-called Kosovo (Kosovo and Metohija, Serbia's southern province) represent "a serious threat" and asked diplomatic representatives to work "in coordination with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora in order to promote Kosovo's interests on the international stage."

Kurti stated this at an "ambassadorial conference" that was held in Pristina.

"Serbia's efforts to undermine the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the state continue to pose a threat to our national security. Serbia's propaganda war, in close cooperation with Russia, is getting fiercer day by day, systematically spreading false messages to every corner of the world," he said.

"The wide distribution of representatives is both an advantage and a challenge. The advantage is that it allows (so-called) Kosovo to have 53 strong voices around the world in order to promote the most important interests of (so-called) Kosovo and its citizens. The main challenge is how to find a way so that your voices do not function separately, but in full harmony as a unique choir with the minister here in Pristina in the role of the conductor. In this unique project, you must cooperate as closely as possible not only with the minister, but also with each other. Bridges of cooperation must be built continuously throughout the year," Kurti told the "ambassadorial conference."

(Telegraf.rs)