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The visit of the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti to the two municipalities with an Albanian majority, Tetovo and Çair, has caused more headaches for politics in North Macedonia, Serbia and Kosovo.
But what did Albin Kurti say in Tetovo that irritated the neighboring leaders?
During his visit to the two Albanian municipalities of North Macedonia, Tetovo and Çair, Prime Minister Albin Kurti spoke mainly about the infrastructure projects that will connect Tetovo and Prizren. For this road, Kurti called for the work to be intensified.
However, he also gave some political messages to the Octobers in the evening during a rally where the Kosovar Prime Minister gave a speech.
Kurti said there that North Macedonia should be away from Serbia and closer to Kosovo.
"The North Atlantic Alliance, NATO, the European Union, the United States of America and the United Kingdom are a valuable platform that brings us protection and security, especially at this time when Russian imperialism returned the war to our European continent. North Macedonia, the closer to Kosovo, Albania and Bulgaria and the further away from Serbia, which is not distancing itself from either Milosevic or Putin - the closer it is, the closer North Macedonia will be to membership in the European Union and the safer our Balkan region will be. And for this we must help and support North Macedonia", said Kurti.
In the meantime, the Government of Skopje has requested to start the investigations for the "Autoctonus" flags in Tetovo that appeared during Kurti's visit, and the Ambassador of Kosovo has also been contacted.
In the reaction of the Prime Minister Dimitar Kovacevski's office, it is said that the placement of flags that are not national is contrary to the protocols and laws for the organization of demonstrations in the presence of citizens of foreign countries.
The cabinet of Kovacevks condemned the fact that during this visit the anthem was not sung and the flag of North Macedonia was not placed.
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