JAVA: It proved that a politician who eats his words daily cannot be trusted

The week began with members of the Special Unit stationed at Jarinje and Brnjak, which according to the prime minister were guarding border police in implementing the decision on the license plates. The eighth day, and the ninth, and the tenth, and the eleventh, and the thirteenth.

But, bent on blocking the border roads, there were unfortunately Serb protesters who provoked and offended our special police officers, and with this the dignity of the Republic of Kosovo. On the other hand, smuggling routes follow and continue to remain open for the transport of goods and financing of these criminal structures in the country's north.

What was Albin Kurt doing?

It now seems excessive to mention one of the many attitudes violated by Prime Minister Kurti. But, this time he was violating not only his stances but also the attitudes of the Republic of Kosovo.

Kosovo had to negotiate with Serbia for the situation created in the country's north to be unblocked. A delegation for one Brussels had to be launched, led by Besnik Bissim [Sev prime minister], in order for Kosovo to elect its internal blockade through another state.

Perhaps for the first time, Kosovo had to say NO negotiations with Serbia because its sovereignty was directly affected, but that did not happen.

In Brussels, events have gone even worse. Kosovo had to make very painful compromises at the expense of state functionality.

The Kosovo government decided to accept illegal plates issued by parallel structures. Also, Special Unit members had to be equated with protesters paid by parallel criminal structures that had blocked the road. During Saturday, the specials left simultaneously with these roadblocks until the authority was handed over to KFOR at a very dangerous precedent for the country.

Prime Minister Kurti stated that “ta begins the era when Serbia begins and gets used to the Recytocys” after reaching the catastrophic agreement for Kosovo, but that in fact, started the era of emphasising the country's division.

On the other hand, major opposition parties [ The LDK's PDK] were highly focused on electoral campaigns and did not protest over and firmly what happened.

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Just during this week, Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti defended his Serbian List Minister Goran Rakiqicin é, even though the latter was promoting protesters in northern Kosovo in another completely unintelligible and unexpected action by a Kosovo head of government.

Currently, the situation in northern Kosovo has been intensified and the northern Serbs have been thrilled to seek each day, and more, the Association of the Serb Major States (Zadenica) municipalities, and it seems, Kosovo Albanians have remained without a creditable political representation that would counter that requirement.

This week made it even clearer that he cannot be trusted by a politician who has changed hundreds of words during his political career. /Periscope