The reaction states that this statement is not just aggressive and threatening, but also represents a blatant violation of the Brussels Agreements, which Serbia has claimed to endorse but deliberately refused to sign—further proving its malicious intentions and lack of will to participate in a genuine dialogue.”

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora (MPJD) states that by making such statements, Serbia undermines its commitments to building good neighbourly relations with Kosovo and to recognizing Kosovo’s institutions and legal framework as the only valid authorities within our country.

“Moreover, Serbia’s rhetoric is infused with hegemonic undertones as it seeks to position itself as the dominant force in the Western Balkans, insisting on explanations from Croatia and Albania—two sovereign nations, both NATO members, with Croatia also being part of the EU.”

This behavior is completely unacceptable and constitutes another violation of the Brussels Agreement, which clearly stipulates that Serbia will not obstruct Kosovo’s international relations and will not claim to speak on behalf of Kosovo in its relations with other states and organizations, the reaction further states.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora (MPJD) reminds that Serbia’s attempt to present itself as the “guarantor of peace in the Balkans” is senseless, stating that no other country in the region or beyond has contributed more to the destabilization of the Western Balkans than Serbia, as evidenced by historical facts and recent developments.

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