7 hours agoKurti: Green has ordered Kosovo- Serbia as a cowboy, deal in Washington standing up for no letter price
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)Former Prime Minister Albin Kurti has done an analysis to the Kosovo-Serbia meeting, called by the United States on September 2nd to the White House. According to Kurti, Ambassador Greenell, who says he's acting like “kauboj”, wants a success of the last few hours before the presidential elections in America. Kurt wrote on Facebook that [...]
Kurti wrote on Facebook that the American President's emissary for Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, Richard Green, is acting like <x0-cuboj”, which does not care about the history of Kosovo.
“in January of this year Green changed the until then American position and abandoned all demands on Serbia in relation to Kosovo. Green has ordered Kosovo- Serbia as a cobby of finance and media that will not know the history of Albanians and the suffering and losses of Kosovo”
In the end, the leader of the Vetevendosje Movement says the “that want to go to Washington”, alluding to Prime Minister Avdullah Hoti, have no legitimacy and that the eventual agreement signed there by “ata” will not be worth “as as the price of letter”.
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About 80 days have remained until the new US elections, where President Donald Trump faces Democrat candidate Joe Biden. The campaign there is intensifying yet to be officially launched.
In this context, September 2nd is to be seen as the announced date of negotiations between Kosovo and Serbia in Washington D.C. Former American Ambassador to Berlin and ex.d. Director of National Intelligence Richard Green wants a recent success in foreign policy. He criticized Mr. President. Biden, which “promises that the world's problems will make responsibilities for the US”, while today he himself called for negotiations between Kosovo and Serbia.
Green is the same diplomat who said he has never seen or discussed territorial exchange. Then he accused former National Security Adviser John Bolton of being behind this plan, while the latter responded by saying he heard it from both the presidents, Kosovo and Serbia.
In January of this year, Green changed the until then American position and abandoned all demands on Serbia in relation to Kosovo. Green has ordered Kosovo- Serbia as a cobby of finance and media that will not know the history of Albanians and the suffering and losses of Kosovo.
In his announcement, Green is now talking, not about dialogue, but negotiations. Well, negotiations have a destination for compromise. Kosovo's constitution has within it the painful compromise of Ahtisaari's package, meanwhile, Serbia's Constitution continues Milosevqi's goals, stressing from its second sentence that Kosovo is an integral part of Serbia. There can be neither justice nor benefit from such an approach.
Kosovo's priorities should be combating the COVID-19 pandemic, that is, exit from the health crisis; combating organised crime and high corruption, state justice; and, economic and social development, employment, especially youth and women. The current Kosovo government is failing on each level.
As for Serbia, we can dialogue as neighbouring states, based on the principle of reciprocity, and after proper preparation and full transparency.
Those from Kosovo are willing to go to these negotiations called for 2 September have no legitimacy, credibility, authority, or competence. As a result, their agreements are incompatible, and they are not worth even the price of paper that is written.
