The German Foreign Ministry declared Serbia and Kosovo, urging to start negotiations immediately to resolve the situation in the north of the province. writes about it TASS Based on the statement made by the Ministry;
“We call on Kosovo and Serbia to start negotiations for this purpose without further delay. [деэскалации ситуации] Work on the implementation of the normalization agreement reached in February and March will continue. [cоздания] Communities of Serbian Municipalities”.
In addition, representatives from Germany expressed their full support for the efforts of EU Special Envoy for the Western Balkans Miroslav Lajcak to de-escalate tensions.
The situation in Kosovo escalated sharply on 29 May. Forces from the NATO KFOR unit tried to disperse Serb demonstrations near the administrative buildings of municipalities in the north of the province. Vučić said 52 Serbs were wounded in the fighting in northern Kosovo. According to him, injured citizens sought medical help in the hospital of North Mitrovica. Three of them were seriously injured, including fifty-year-old Dragish Galyak, who was hit by two bullets of Albanian commandos. The head of state said one bullet hit the man’s hip joint and the other his arm.
Vucic handle Meetings with the ambassadors of Russia and China against the background of the aggravation of the situation in Kosovo