Obadiah: Kurti has fallen into Serbia's trap, seek help

LDK Chairman Lumir Abdixhiku says Kurti has already fallen into the Serb trap and that there is no state plan to confront the situation in the north.

He writes:

 Normalizing Unnormal

Albin Kurti has already fallen into Serbia's trap. It cannot create stability or exercise sovereignty in the north. Today he has not even a state plan to confront the situation in the north.

Barricades of criminal groups are already becoming common, as is becoming common, and the failure of hundreds of retired police officers, prosecutors, judges and administrative workers in the north who observe duties without which the state has no representation. Moreover, today Kosovo does not have state institutions in the north, nor can it organise democratic elections to elect these institutions there. So we're in administrative vacuum. If it was bad in the North, it is even worse today than it was before. That is the truth in the north and that truth Kosovo institutions cannot allow it to normalize now.

The people's vain speeches by speakers in Pristina today are lost inside drought. Today, they lose and voices urging Kosovo to extend sovereignty to our allies, to the same allies we are calling for help today when the criminal gangs of Serbia and Russia operate in our territory freely and without stumbling.

Therefore, coordination is wisdom and discretion. Walking with allies has always been Kosovo's national interest. It plays as servile only in front of politicians of crowds and anti-godly ideologies who openly bear the debacle of the Republic of Kosovo.

The Kosovo government should seek help. From there to coordinate any future steps with allies to return order and law to the north. The delayed, or uncoordinated, behavior is the continuation of the fall into Serbia's trap.