One more action without coordination: America “in trouble” with Albin Kurtin

While calls towards Kosovo Prime Minister and Serbia's president are continuing from allied countries for finding a solution as fast as possible for the stress of the situation, Prime Minister Albin Kurti has received yet another blow from the United States of America.

UNAS Thursday evening has said that Kosovo's government has not been co-ordinated with international partners, following the proclamation of two Serbian illegal formations “Civil Assistance” and “North Brigade” as terrorist organisations.

In an answer to REL, the US State Department, has said the Kosovo government would have to co-ordinate with its partners before making that decision.

The Kosovo Government's decision to declare these groups as terrorist organisations has not been co-ordinated with the US and other international partners. This decision would have to be co-ordinated with Kosovo's closest international partners, including those who have primary responsibility to ensure Kosovo's stability. We again call on Kosovo to refrain from unilateral steps as we work with all sides to resolve the current crisis. ” UN for Radio Free Europe.

Uncoordinated U.S. State Department has also called the Kosovo government's decision to install in municipal buildings mayors of Serb majority northern municipalities, under the hand of the Kosovo Spic unit. The action, which also became a cause of fostering tensions in the northern part.

Even as a consequence of this move, the US had put Kosovo as a punishment measure, such as exclusion from the “Defender Europe <23x1> exercise.

US Ambassador to Kosovo Jeffrey Hovenier, in an interview at “Rubikon” in Klan Kosova, has declared that they have asked the Kosovo government to take certain specific actions to help ease the situation, but according to the leading American in Pristina, the US is concerned that the Kosovo government has not responded positively to these requirements.

Monday's “, Prime Minister Kurti has met with British Secretary of Foreign Affairs, has talked with Secretary of State Blinken, has talked with European Commission President Ursula von der Leenen, there have been public statements by European Secretary General NATO, of course, the configuration of institutions in which Kosovo intends to join and that we will wholeheartedly support and support Kosovo's friends, countries and institutions that have played a role in supporting Kosovo in this trajectory, all are asking Kosovo, this government, to undertake certain actions and to implement this EU tripoint plan. We are surprised, we find it hard to understand why there is no positive response and it doesn't seem to be going to be”, he said.

The American ambassador has added that “is a very unique case for a Kosovo government not to respond to this composition of actors, which all have Kosovo's best interests in mind”.

This week eight US senators addressed US President Joe Biden with a letter to express their concern about the tense situation in northern Kosovo. In this letter, senators say that US efforts to escalate tensions have not been reciprocal, especially from Kosovo, and because of this approach, they are willing to change the support of Congress.

The American ambassador to Kosovo said this letter “would have to disturb us all”.

And the number two of the US government for foreign policy, Anthony Blinken, has reiterated his request for Kosovo and Serbia to take immediate steps to stress the situation in the north.

US Special Envoy for the Western Balkans Gabriel Escobar, at the latest presentation of the Atlantic Council, said his state has been on Kosovo's side.

He has called on Kosovo and Serbia to take steps to escalate the situation, until he has said that the entity that refuses the partnership will have consequences of”. /Periscope.