Loss of Kosovo seriously affected Czech President, he is thinking of attracting recognition

Kosovo scored victory over Czechia by increasing the likelihood of qualifications in Euro 2020, while for Czechia -- the country that has once been the winner and finalist of European and world events -- this loss has been a lot of fun.

However, it seems that developments will not stop in the football field, but can cross the political level.

In fact, Czech President Milos Zaman is expected to visit Serbia in the coming days, while prior to the visit, in an interview for a pro-Russian portal, has said “cheia could attract recognition of Kosovo's independence”.

I agree with Minister of Defence Metnar's statement that recognising Kosovo has been a diplomatic mistake. If other states continue to attract recognitions, the Czech Republic may be one of those states”, he said Zemani at Parliamentarynji Listi, which became public in Serbian media on Friday. Speaking of his visit to Serbia, he acknowledged that Kosovo's theme would certainly be part of talks with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic.

“Cekia supports the gradual accession of the Western Balkans to the European Union, except for Kosovo”, Zeman's statement continues.

Otherwise, Chekhia has refused to appoint an ambassador to Kosovo, and currently diplomatic communication is conducted at the level of employees (Charge d'Affairs), adding that on issues of recognition and diplomatic relations, the Czech Government decides, rather than the president's office, which has more ceremonial role and representatives.