Petkovic: Instead of answering serious questions, Kurti produces a cartoon

The Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Petar Petkovic, criticized Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti for "producing a cartoon," stating that it would be better if Kurti addressed a series of serious questions he persistently avoids instead of offering what he described as a circus.

Referring to the video Kurti posted on the platform "X," Petkovic said that after last week's conference fiasco, Kurti decided to create a cartoon.

"After the fiasco at last week's conference, Albin Kurti has now decided to produce a cartoon. It would be better if, instead of this circus he is offering, he answered serious questions he keeps avoiding," Petkovic remarked.

He highlighted four key questions.

"Who ordered the attack on the Ibar-Lepenac canal, and how did they know about it in advance?", How did Kurti have a letter ready to send to KFOR requesting the deployment of the so-called KSF to the north, just nine minutes after the attack?, Where is the evidence for the false accusations he made against Serbia in the first moments following the attack?, Why did he, after his failed attempts, try to ban the Serbian List and remove it from the assembly?", Petkovic asked.

Petkovic concluded that Kurti is misleading the public instead of providing answers.

"Kurti refuses to answer any of these questions but instead produces animated films to deceive the public. He won’t succeed. We will persistently and consistently demand answers because Belgrade, unlike him, has nothing to hide," Petkovic emphasized.