Kurti prior to his visit to the U.S. hosted pro-rus politician from Switzerland, with attitudes even against NATO

Just hours before traveling to the United States, Prime Minister Albin Kurti waited in his office in the Kosovo Government building, the Swiss politician, Social Democrat Fabian Molina.

Swiss National Council member Fabian Molina, with a simple Twitter search, through his tweets stands out as a politician who hates “to the Euro-Atlantic NATO alliance, writes Online Reporter.net.

Each time he has been given the opportunity, he has demanded the dissolution of NATO, the removal of Switzerland from this alliance, and the “has exacerbated” in general against Western alliances and US partners.

“It was a pleasure to meet Prime Minister Albin Kurti again in Pristina. Together, we discussed concrete ways to improve good co-operation between Switzerland and Kosovo and deepen the friendship between @spschweiz and @LVetevendosje”, written on May 6, 2022, Molina on his Twitter, until he even distributed two photos from his meeting in Pristina with Prime Minister Kurti.

The Swiss Social Democrat, who last week, was hosted by Prime Minister Albin Kurti less than a year ago, had demanded NATO's eventual dissolution. He, the Euro-Atlantic alliance that intervened in Kosovo in 1999 to stop Milosevic's massacres and the release of Kosovo from the Serbian regime, sees the West as a violent special alliance.

“NATO must eventually be disbanded! This special, violent alliance of the West contributes only to instability, geopolitical tensions and escape to the world. And it's the barrier to collective security on our planet”, had tweeted the Swiss politician on August 19, 2021, the period when US President Joe Biden had announced the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan.

Prime Minister Kurti's guest in October 2018 had taken a pro-rus stance in relation to NATO's expansion in Scandinavian countries.

In fact, the dislocation of 50 thousand Western soldiers in Norway, Molina viewed it as a boost to war, ignoring Putin's “theket” and behavior.

The Swiss Social Democrat, who last weekend opened the doors for visit to Kosovo's prime minister, went as far as NATO's actions saw as provocation for Russia.

“NATO is promoting war in Norway. About 50,000 (!) soldiers have been deployed. This is an unnecessary provocation for Russia, increasing rearmament and endangering peace and stability. Switzerland would do well to keep its distance from NATO”, the member of the Swiss National Council wrote on October 25, 2018, on Twitter.

Pro-rus position had been held two years later, on December 16, 2020, when the Swiss politician had reacted to a statement by former German Defence Minister who had claimed that “Russia remains the main threat to NATO”

For Kurt's guest, the exact statement by Thomas de Maizère would be that “NATO remains the main threat to a peaceful world order! ”

“and testimony again in 2020: NATO contributes nothing to solving all major problems of our time! ”, he added to Twitter.

And when NATO Foreign Ministers met in Washington in April 2019 to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the signing of the North Atlantic Treaty, Fabian Molina had called “the perverted” NATO alliance.

“Today they celebrate. NATO countries spend about $900 billion annually on reforging. Maintaining the climate under the Paris Agreement would require $100 billion a year. Hunger and poverty will also be stories of money by 2030. What a pervert system!

It is noteworthy that in announcing the meeting with Kurti, Fabian Molina hints that it is not the first time he is expected of the prime minister in Pristina. The latter, on its social networks, has not delivered any notice of the Swiss politician's reception last week.

Compared to his harsh stand against NATO, Fabian Molina, has also published on his Twitter one or two reactions to the Russian invasion in Ukraine. But despite the massacres Putin's troops are committing against the Ukrainian population, his reactions to the Russian conqueror are evidently more balanced and talk only of violations of international law.