Kurti: I thought the difference with Green was so important, but that's how it turned out.

The incumbent Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, in an interview for the “The Economist”, has talked about the disagreements he had with Donald Trump's emissary, Richard Green, about tax removal modalities and Kosovo dialogue Serbia

Kurti has said that with Grenelli they have agreed that there should be an agreement with Serbia and that new energy is needed, but has added that there have been differences regarding the content of the agreement.

The VV leader says he didn't think the differences he had with Yerenelli were very important, but he says he later resulted in such being.

I was accused of being anti-American, because at this point I didn't agree with Yerenelli. I agreed with Grenelli that the agreement with Serbia is necessary and that new energy is necessary, but then when it came to the content of the agreement we had differences here. I didn't consider this distinction to be of great importance, but it turned out to be”, Kurti said about the “The Economist”.

In this interview, VV leader has also spoken of President Hashim Thaci, who says every day is a politician instead of a ceremonial figure, as should be a president in a parliamentary republic.

Sure enough, Kurti has said Thaci is behaving like one of the main opposition leaders.

The “is behaving daily as one of the opposition leaders. So every day you find a reason to attack me”, it's added away from Kurt.

Albin Kurti as prime minister has consistently rejected Washington's call for the removal of the tax without imposing additional conditions. Such an approach has resulted in a no-confidence motion organised by the coalition partner who led Kurt to the collapse. The Democratic League of Kosovo stated it does not want to stay in an anti-American government. /Express/