Jeton Zulfaj, adviser to Prime Minister Albin Kurti, says that the events in the north of the country, where Serbian protesters attacked the Kosovo Police, KFOR and journalists, have left many people surprised.
On Twitter, Zulfaj chronologically listed the facts that, as he said, led to attacks on NATO soldiers, policemen and journalists by criminal gangs on Serbia's payroll.
"You be the judge if this is a lack of coordination or a lack of support for the constitutional order of Kosovo", he writes.
Facts listed by Zylfaj:
November 5 – Mayors resign
November 14 – New elections are announced
December 12 – Elections are postponed
December 10 – Kosovo Serbs set up barricades ordered by Belgrade
December 28 – The President of Serbia orders the Kosovo Serbs to remove the barricades
February 27 – The basic agreement is approved
March 17 – At the request of QUINT, the Central Election Commission extends for more days the deadline for the certification of political parties for participation in the elections.
March 18 – The agreement and the annex are considered approved
March 18 – Vucic says that Serbia will not implement all articles of the Basic Agreement
April 21 - The Serbian List calls for the boycott of local elections
April 21 – Aleksander Jablanovic retires two days before the elections
April 23 – Local elections are held in four municipalities
April 24 – Serbia violates the basic agreement by voting against Kosovo's membership in the Council of Europe
May 19 – 25 – The new presidents officially take office without incident
May 26 - Mayors go to work, protesters forcefully block the entrances to municipalities
May 29 – Serbian fascist militia on Serbia's payroll attacks KFOR, Kosovo Police and journalists
The situation in these municipalities became tense on May 26, when the sworn mayors were forced to enter their work offices under the assistance of the Kosovo Police. As a result of the violent protests, six Kosovo policemen and 30 KFOR soldiers were injured, while journalists were also attacked.
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