All parties can set red VV lines because of anti-Americanism”

According to Mr. Abdullahu, this statement has come after the LDK has realised that Vetevendosje has put it in thick red lines.

Furthermore, he adds that the VV has set red lines on each political party in Kosovo for electoral reasons, to collect as many votes as possible, thus exploiting various civic discontents, Periscope follows.

However, it estimates that the situation can be reversed and all parties in Kosovo can set red lines of Vetevendosje due to its <x0-Americanism” one thing that was especially highlighted during the Trump administration.

Abdullah in his analysis also deals with the PDK, which he says is increasingly mentioning red lines. He considers this party should have red lines “interne” for some of its people in order to reform.

Total analysis:

Red lines, political parties' black lines

1) When today the LDK says there will be no red lines with other political parties, or even the PDK, it does because red lines with the VV are bound to be attached. The LDK has realized that it can no longer be in a coalition with the VV and that maybe it should go with the PDK, so it shows that it's removing red lines with the PDK, but doesn't show that it's only determineed by the fact that it's now placed the thick red lines from the VV because otherwise it's going to be talking about a new political nosis of Hope 2 . Now that doesn't make sense, it just seems to make sense, what really doesn't stand that LDK's line red.

2) The VV on the other hand plays old-fashioned, now elaborate style, sets red lines for everyone. It's not for trust. Because without one of the political forces, I can't just win and make government. So the VV has found the new formula politically narcissoide we'll get enough to form the government alone. And they know this is insulated. But for the VV of importance, it's all about putting red lines with everyone, accusing everyone and winning as many votes as the last time. Now VV has a new element that it didn't have in the last election the Americanism on which the prosecution is likely to build the red line against it.

3) The PDK on the other side is known to have not set red lines with anyone in the past. She has been the main victim of continued redline attacks. Now it looks like it's going to be a party no one's going to set red lines for. In the last elections, it has considered that in proportion to any party that will join the potential coalition, it will be stronger and has not set red lines. It didn't turn out that way. But The PDK will probably need some red intermediate lines to open up for new people and new ideas. The more the PDK goes hand in hand to do this, the more the other parties will draw red lines to it, which are recently being mentioned less and less.