Djuric: Kurti ought to use the money of his impoverished constituents in better ways

Serbia's Ambassador to the US, Marko Djuric, pointed out that Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti ought to spend the hard-earned money he takes from his impoverished constituents in far better ways, with which, as Djuric added, he was paying inefficient expensive trolls.

Djuric said this on Twitter in response to Janusz Bugajski, an expert on the Balkans from the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA), who reacted to the ambassador's previous announcement by pointing out that "Belgrade seeks ethnic apartheid because of fear that Serbs will accept Kosovo's independence. It also exposes the weakness of EU negotiators while promoting Moscow's agenda for Balkan instability."

"Instead of a reply, a word of friendly advice: Kurti ought to spend the hard-earned money he takes from his impoverished constituents in far better ways than paying inefficient expensive trolls. Jobs (for Rashiq and Bugajski) and justice (keeping Kosovo Serb leaders and Albanians who differ in prison)? That is not what the people of Kosovo (regardless of ethnicity) signed up for," Djuric stated.

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