The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, has said that he has not yet decided on a meeting with the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, after the warning from the European Union that the two leaders of the two countries will be invited for a meeting next week. From the Prespa Forum, Kurti has stated that he will respond in time to the head of the EU's foreign policy, Josep Borrell, when he receives the invitation.
“I have not decided yet, but I will answer Mr. Borrell in due course, because he has not called for a meeting this evening. It is next week", Kurti declared, reports the Associated Press.
In this forum, Kurti called for the world to condemn Serbia's aggression, after kidnapping three Kosovo policemen inside the country's territory. He also criticized KFOR for not taking a position in the case of the incident.
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