PDK: The idea of Vetevendosje Minister to forgive Serbia's access to the Adriatic Sea, dangerous and anti-national

The Democratic Party of Kosovo considers the idea promoted by Albin Kurti's Government to be extremely disturbing and dangerous, respectively, his minister, Blerim Reka, with whom he would become an extremely great favour to the Serbian state, while the existence of the state of Kosovo would be endangered.

As a compromise on the final agreement between Kosovo and Serbia, Vetevendosje Minister has proposed that Serbia open the corridor for the Adriatic Sea access.

This idea of Vetevendosje's minister is the rehabilitation of all Serbian historic efforts, since Nachertanje, Balkan wars, Nikola Passic's projects, Jovan Cvijqi, and Ivo Andric, to undo not only Kosovo but also the Albanian state.

Serbian idealologist Cvijiq, wanting to reason on the annexation of northern Albania and on the Adriatic Sea, had called this step economic interest and anti-ethnographic imperative.

In a word, what Serbian-French idealists could not do, which was centuries-old Serbian attempts to get into the Adriatic Sea, is trying to realise a self-called nationalist party, Vetevendosje.

This proposal is anti-national. Dangerous in content for the Albanian nation, denying the state of Kosovo and promoting the realisation of Serbian historic aspirations for the creation of Greater Serbia, with access to the Adriatic Sea.

The PDK will not allow any ideas that violate Kosovo's state and sovereignty.

Prime Minister Kurti urgently must react to the immediate dismissal of Minister Blerim Reka and distance himself from such an anti-national stance.