Aprovisional of Kosovo Intelligence Agency ( AKI) by the Democratic Party of Kosovo ( The PDK, Nundman Rama, has said that the security situation in Kosovo is stable, but has voiced concern for continuing threats from Serbia and the hybrid war in the region.

These statements were made after the report by AKI director Petrit Ajjeti before the Commission.

He has said that security developments in Kosovo, the region and wider, including hybrid threats and cyber attacks, have been discussed during the meeting.

We were informed about the security situation, especially the threats that may come from Serbia, that we are really concerned about this issue of the hybrid war happening not only in Kosovo, but also in the region and beyond, and we discussed and got information about the security situation here and here, but even more, at the level, I’m thinking at the regional level, but also global, Rama said, EO, broadcast Klanosov.

MP PDK has announced that Commission members have raised questions and expressed readiness to support AKI to fulfill her duties.

We asked some questions, namely legitimate, that we expressed readiness that our director and agency also expressed support and any need and that we have to be as safe as the country, but also have our support, not in anything, he said.

Rama has estimated that, despite hybrid threats and cyber attacks, the security situation in the country remains stable.

The assessments that are in addition to these hybrid wars, cybernetic attacks, that is, calculated that the situation in Kosovo is stable, as far as security is concerned. Yes, actually in the northern part rules law, order, and we’re on the street, we don’t have any extraordinary concerns, added.