Kurt had given 75 days to sign the Kosovo Agreement- Serbia

It was February when Albin Kurti announced that he had taken the country to remove the 100% fee against Serbian goods, in part from March 15th, and entirely from April 1st. Reciprocity would decide on June 15th. That meant 75 days from April 1 to June 15th.

These statements were given in full disagreement with his government partner, the LDK, in disparagement with his own government that had not voted that decision, and most importantly, in disparagement with his self that only days ago stated that “Tarifa 100% was removed as soon as reciprocity is introduced.

But his gradual removal of the fee did not satisfy the United States, which demanded that it be removed immediately and even for such a threat to serious sanctions. In addition, the US also demanded that Kosovo not impose reciprocity at all.

What was happening in the mind of Albin Kurt, on the other hand?

According to him, there was a secret agreement on exchange of territories between Kosovo and Serbia somewhere in Washington that was just waiting to be signed. But that could not be signed for 75 days.

In fact, the physical process as much as the time of signing this agreement is only a few-scores without including traveling to the United States.

Kurti had pledged to the citizens of Kosovo, which she had not kept. The tarifa was not removed “; but reciprocity was set”. Even this pledge was broken through his statement as of February. And also, Kurt broke his vow to Ambassador Green, saying in the eyes that “would lift the fee” without the significance of reciprocity being imposed.

What needs to be understood is if Kurt was seriously convinced that there is a secret agreement between Kosovo and Serbia, then why did he allow the 75-day time to sign? /Periscope