The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Aljbin Kurti, accused the Serbian Army last night of being 50 meters from the line with Kosovo, but that the soldiers "ran away", as he said, as soon as they were noticed.
"Serbia provoked again today by moving its troops to about 50 meters near the border line with Kosovo, near the territory of the municipality of Kamenica," Kurti wrote on Facebook, as reported by the Kossev portal.
He published several photos showing a military vehicle, as well as several people in military uniforms, and also provided the coordinates of the location where it allegedly happened.
Kurti assessed that it was a "provocative move by the Serbian Army aimed at inciting tensions", but also that these soldiers were spotted by the Kosovo security institutions.
"When they saw that we noticed them, they quickly ran away and went into the interior of their territory," Kurti added.
He accused Serbia of "continuing to raise tensions through hybrid actions, with the aim of destabilizing the region, even though the space for these maneuvers is narrowing day by day."
"Kosovo remains steadfast on its path towards Euro-Atlantic integration, with its institutions alert 24/7, protecting the country and ensuring maximum monitoring of the situation," stated Kurti.
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