Who recognised and who not the Kosovo Army

The United States of America has reaffirmed its support for the gradual transition of the Kosovo Security Force to Force with territorial protection mandate, such as the sovereign right of Kosovo.

The “call on the Government of Kosovo to continue close co-ordination with NATO allies and partners and to engage in the constructive work on the ground with minority communities now and throughout the long multi-year process. We expect existing arrangements with KFOR for the movements and operations of forces in Kosovo” will continue, the US Embassy in Pristina reported.

Germany has said that adopting laws to transform the KSF into the Army does not make use of escalation of violence and has invited Serbia and Kosovo to content.

Kosovo, as a sovereign state, has the right to form its own regular and armed forces”, said Germany's Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Rainer Breul.

After adopting package laws for converting KSF into Army, against this action has been reacted to by Secretary General NATO, Jens Stoltenberg.

He has expressed regret that this decision has been taken despite concerns voiced by NATO.

“While the transition of the Kosovo Security Force is in principle an issue Kosovo must decide. We have made it clear that this action is wrong. NATO supports the development of the KSF under its current mandate. With the change of mandate, the North Atlantic Council must now review NATO's level of engagement with the Kosovo Security Force”, Stoltenberg has said.

Even Maja Kocijanciq, spokesperson for the European Union, has stated that the EU shares the view with NATO, which the mandate of the Kosovo Security Force can be changed only through the comprehensive and gradual process, in line with the Kosovo Constitution.

The European Union expects Kosovo to continue keeping its obligations out of the First Agreement, which was reached in April 2013 in Brussels, as well as its security arrangements”, Kocijanciq stressed.

The Kosovo Parliament has also written international media for voting the package of Army laws.

Reuters writes that approval in Parliament took place a week after Serbia warned that such a move could spur Belgrade's military intervention.

The BBC, meanwhile, has dedicated a long writing to the formation of the Kosovo Army and the journey of the new European state until the establishment of the Army.

In the BBC article, Kosovo's Euro-Atlantic journey has been questioned in recent weeks.

American media write how the adoption of the law package for the transformation of KSF alarmed Kosovo state opponents.

Meanwhile, social networks have been widely exploited today by Kosovo leaders who, despite speaking in the Assembly and abroad, chose to address their followers as well as online.

President Thaci said the Kosovo Army is the honor, security and welfare of the Republic.

Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj's reaction on Facebook was very simple, but significant. He sent a message to his late father, saying: Hey, Poplak, he became an army.

Even the head of the Parliament, Kadri Wessel, has written very briefly that the army uniform will be an honorary uniform and pride.

Isa Mustafa, the LDK chairman, congratulated citizens, saying the founding of the army was the need and right of the state.

On the other hand, Vetevendosje Chairman Albin Kurti, through a Facebook post, said that meriting military formation is all those who are not alive.