The Acting Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, expressed concern regarding the four deaths related to gunfire that occurred in the last three days.

Kurti, before the government cabinet, called for immediate institutional action and societal reflection, emphasizing that law enforcement agencies must treat these cases with seriousness and ensure justice for the victims.

He urged the competent authorities to bring justice and prevent such cases in the future.

"I want to share the same concern and worry with all of you present and our fellow citizens regarding the four killings registered in the last three days. I urge law enforcement, investigation, and justice authorities to treat with the utmost seriousness the causes, circumstances, and the predispositions of the perpetrators, so that justice can be served and such cases prevented in the future. The entire country has been shocked and hurt by this series of murders, which must be stopped, condemned, and punished. We need careful professional analysis, immediate institutional action, and societal reflection to address the violence we have witnessed in the last few days. This is a call for all of us," Kurti said.

In just three days, four people have died as a result of gunfire in Kosovo—across three separate incidents, KosovaPress reports.

On Sunday, March 23, in Vushtrri, a 19-year-old man died, who is suspected to have been killed by a peer.

The suspect has confessed to the crime and is in detention.

Another double murder occurred the following day, March 24, also in Vushtrri.

In this case, it is suspected that a man in the village of Stanoc killed a woman and then himself.

Another murder took place on the evening of Tuesday, March 25, in Pristina, as reported by KosovaPress.

The tragic event occurred on "Rrustem Hyseni" street. One person died, and another was injured. The suspect for this case is on the run.