PRISTINA, Kosovo (AP) — Kosovo’s acting prime minister on Wednesday called on the international community not to consider Serbia a normal state until it hands over those responsible for a deadly incursion by heavily armed Serb gunmen in 2023.

Albin Kurti visited the grave of Afrim Bunjaku, a police officer shot dead in the gunfight in Banjska. The attack also left three Serb gunmen dead.

Kosovo has accused Serbia of involvement, a claim that Belgrade has denied.

Kurti said the incursion was an “aggressive and terrorist attack” funded and supported by Belgrade officials and President Aleksandar Vucic.

“We call on the international actors not to consider Serbia a normal state as long as it doesn’t hand over its criminals,” he said.

Prosecutors have charged 45 people, alleging they were

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