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Kurti makes fun of the exercises of the Serbian army: They present air and soil pollution

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The Prime Minister of the country, Albin Kurti, has declared in connection with the military exercises of Serbia, which will take place today in Peshter of Sandzhak.

He said that Serbia is the main factor in the efforts to destabilize the Western Balkans and that these exercises are proof of that.

Kurti said that these exercises are being held 30 kilometers from the border with Kosovo and 3 kilometers from the border with Montenegro and how they are destabilizing for the Western Balkan region.

Among other things, ironically, Kurti said that these exercises also present the greatest air and soil pollution in Sanxhak.

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