Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti said late on the night of Monday-Tuesday that he agreed to a request from the US ambassador in Pristina to postpone the decision to fine drivers with Serbian-issued license plates for 48 hours.

Kurti said in a Twitter post that he would work with the US and European Union to find a solution to the vehicle license plate issue over the next two days.

“I accept his (Ambassador Jeff Hovenier’s) request for a 48-hour postponement on imposition of fines for illegal ‘KM’ (and other) car plates. I am happy to work with the US and the EU to find a solution during the next two days,” Kurti wrote.

I thank Ambassador Hovenier for his commitment and engagement. I accept his request for a 48-hour postponement on imposition of fines for illegal ‘KM’ (and other) car plates. I am happy to work with the US and the EU to find a solution during the next two days. https://t.co/iXq1SCM8JL

— Albin Kurti (@albinkurti) November 21, 2022

Kurti said in a Twitter post that he would work with the US and European Union to find a solution to the vehicle license plate issue over the next two days.

“I accept his (Ambassador Jeff Hovenier’s) request for a 48-hour postponement on imposition of fines for illegal ‘KM’ (and other) car plates. I am happy to work with the US and the EU to find a solution during the next two days,” Kurti wrote.