Serbian media: West silences while “Greater Albania” building on large scale

Thus, none of the European countries -- neither from Brussels nor Washington -- expressed themselves because the commemoration of Albania's 110th anniversary of Independence took place under the large Albanian political decoration, planned in detail.

First, on Sunday, November 27th, the joint session of the parliament of Albania and Kosovo was held in Tirana, where prime ministers Edi Rama and Albin Kurti sent joint messages to “for a joint home for all Albanians”. Later, yesterday the Kosovo Assembly building has been lit with the color of the Albanian flag, and Kurti along with President Vjosa Osmani, Chief Parliamentary Gljauk Konjufca and Albanian officials have participated in the establishment of the Albanian flag in Vlora on the occasion of Albania's National Flag Day festival, which is celebrated on 28 November.

Albania's president, Bajram Begaj, has continued to put “to finger” in Belgrade, saying “Albania will be the voice of Kosovo whenever necessary”.

“We have obligation towards our Albanian brothers in Kosovo, in northern Macedonia, in Montenegro, in the Presevo Valley and in the diaspora to fulfil our sacred and national obligations”, Begaj said.

There was no shortage of provocations in southern Serbia either. Albanian National Council headquarters of the municipality of Bujanovac and the headquarters of Albania's National Council have also appeared. Bujanoc Mayor Nagip Arifi personally placed the Albanian flag on the balcony on the entrance of the municipal administration, which was met with applause by Albanian councillors and officials of the majority.

The former chief of diplomacy, Vladislav Jovanovic, tells Novosti that all of this is part of Serbia's rounding policy of continued pressure, to weaken it psychologically, to weaken its will and confidence that it will keep Kosovo.

“On the one hand, Kurti repeatedly provokes Serbia to enter the so-called grey zone and reacts more strongly to provocations, and on the other hand, the West is pushing a mysterious plan for Kosovo, suggesting Kosovo's accession to the United Nations and the conclusion of the negotiations process for normalising relations early next year. However, this is an international count and standards. The West is silent about all of this because they and Albania and Kosovo are also leading the same game of poverty in Serbia. That goes for seven. The strategy to make our country as small as possible is therefore not a problem for large Albanian aspirations.

Due to the establishment of the Albanian flag, Serbian police for years have raised anti-verbal complaints against Mustafa the director of public institutions, who has been fined for violating the Law for Presentation, using the Kosovo Republic's Stema, Flag and Himmin. Serbia, according to the Law for National Minorities, communities are allowed to use national symbols, but not identical to the symbols of the mother state.