The reaction to these words was not delayed, as Daut Haradinaj of the Alliance emphasized that Kosovo has never been the heart of Serbia, but on the contrary, has marked and continues to mark its end.

“Kosovo has never been the heart of Serbia. It has been and will be the end of Serbia, its final surrender. This Milošević-style rhetoric only strengthens our national consciousness as a free people determined to defend this state and this freedom from the genocidal mentality, which appears to be transmitted across generations. Kosovo is the heart of every Albanian,” Haradinaj wrote in his reaction.

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According to Islami, this stance clearly reflects how the political spectrum in Serbia views Kosovo, while at the same time calling on the country to increase its capacities in the security sector to the maximum.

He stressed that Kosovo must strengthen the Police, the KIA, and the Army, underlining that “the balance of military forces produces peace and security.”

Islami’s post:

A reaction prompted by this,

Around seven months ago, President Vučić declared that Serbia was waiting for other favorable circumstances in order to enter Kosovo with its army and occupy it.

It is significant that after this period, Vučić’s teacher and inspirer, Vojislav Shesheli, has appeared. He recently declared that “as long as the Serbian army does not return to Kosovo, there is no bread.” This anti-Albanian politician, who has continuously called for the extermination of Albanians, clearly shows what they think and plan for us. When it comes to Kosovo, the entire political spectrum in Serbia thinks the same way, with no difference between the ruling party and the opposition.

For this reason, we must strengthen ourselves to the maximum in the field of security, by boosting the Police, the KIA, and our country’s Army. It is not said in vain that the balance of military forces produces peace and security.

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In a Facebook post, Haxhiu said she had been closely briefed on the work, organization and priorities of AKI, which she described as a key institution for the security of the Republic of Kosovo.

She stressed that she had expressed appreciation for the professionalism and commitment of AKI officials in protecting security and state interests.

“I was closely acquainted with the work, organization and priorities of this key institution for the security of the Republic of Kosovo.

I expressed my appreciation for the professionalism and dedication of AKI officials in protecting security and state interests. Strengthening its capacities and inter-institutional cooperation remain essential for a secure Republic prepared for the challenges of the future,” Haxhiu wrote on Facebook.

In her full post, she said: Today I visited the Kosovo Intelligence Agency (AKI), where I was received by the director, Mr. Petrit Ajeti, and other Agency officials. I was closely acquainted with the work, organization and priorities of this key institution for the security of the Republic of Kosovo.

I expressed my appreciation for the professionalism and dedication of AKI officials in protecting security and state interests. Strengthening its capacities and inter-institutional cooperation remain essential for a secure Republic prepared for the challenges of the future.

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During the meeting, the two ministers signed two cooperation agreements aimed at advancing joint policies in the agri-food sector, raising standards for food safety, veterinary services and phytosanitary measures, as well as strengthening coordination between institutions.

The Ministry of Agriculture said the agreements also include expanding cooperation in rural development, supporting farmers through agricultural policies and financial schemes, and further aligning with European Union standards and practices.

Modernizing the sector remains one of the main goals of this cooperation, through the digitalization of agricultural services, strengthening capacities in scientific research, innovation and the transfer of modern technologies, with the aim of increasing efficiency and competitiveness.

According to the Ministry of Agriculture, these agreements mark an important step in strengthening the strategic partnership between Kosovo and Albania, contributing to the sustainable development of agriculture, increased food security and improved well-being of rural communities in both countries.

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