Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija

Serbia has condemned as a "chauvinistic farce" a decision by electoral authorities in Kosovo to declare invalid more than 3,700 votes sent from Serbia during an October parliamentary election in the former Serbian province.

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"Although he announced that he would have to respect the result of the Serb List due to the pressure of the international community, Kurti tried to belittle Serbian people's victory by telling lies and uttering insults, demeaning the unity shown by the Serbian people on the October 6 elections", Serb List announced last night in the media statement regarding Kurti's interview given to N1.

He made a guest appearance last night on the "Upitnik" talk show, where he said that he would continue to fight for Kosovo and the Serb people with all his heart and energy.

He said on his profile that Serbia continues to arm itself with military equipment from Russia and China - an air defense system, drones and other military equipment, which he described as "madness".

This shift, as "Kurir" interlocutors explain, could come as Palmer's threats were followed by a sharp response from the Serbian president that Serbia would not suffer humiliation and that the talks were practically meaningless.
Palmer's job, they pointed out, is to restore dialogue, not block it.

Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic sparked a row when he showed what he said was the birth certificate of Kosovo's ambassador to the US, Vlora Citaku, at a UN Security Council meeting in New York on Thursday, and claimed that it proved that she was a citizen of Serbia.

Namely, at a UN Security Council session on Kosovo held last night in New York, a document was presented - a birth certificate showing that Kosovo representative Vlora Citaku is a Serbian citizen.
The Serbian foreign minister also said that she had never asked for the annulment of Serbian citizenship.

The Kosovo municipality of Gjakova/Djakovica's Office for the Collection and Documentation of War Crimes submitted 102 new criminal complaints against alleged Serbian war criminals to Kosovo police on Monday.

This was the 13th batch of criminal complaints filed by the municipal office in Gjakova/Djakovica about war crimes by Serbs, bringing the total number to around 1,600.

The newspaper states that the United Kingdom appears to be behind this plan.
In today's issue, the paper states that the session could be adjourned for "a bizarre reason" because, as it learns, Kosovo Ambassador to US, Vlora Chitaku is reportedly unable to attend the session.