“does not want the independence of Kosovo”, Quluri: Who's Kurt making the deal for?

Analyst Edwin Kuluri said Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic are sabotaging the mutual recognition of Kosovo. In an interview for “News Line” on ABC News, the analyst said Kurti does not want Kosovo's independence as it is hindering negotiations with its actions.

The “looks like both of these movements continue Kurti and Vucic's game to sabotage a possible deal closer than ever after two meetings in Brussels and Ohrid. The international committee was expecting to proceed with the Ohrid Agreement with its implementation -- one, association and two -- the issue of the missing Kosovars during 99. On both issues once again sabotages one another. Either Serbia does not accept the cause of the missing or it is Kurt who postpones the issue of association. In my opinion, both Kurti and Vucic are sabotaged Kosovo's mutual recognition.

From the inside of the two are served to be sold as big patriots and nationalists within Kosovo and Serbia. There is no advantage that as the ruling Kurti's arrival, there have been continuing obstacles that, with demarcation with Montenegro, under way with Washington's agreement and with the recent agreement under the Biden administration umbrella, we reach a logical conclusion that Albin Kurti is clearly advancing negotiations between Kosovo and Serbia for mutual recognition. To love Kosovo means to reach agreement. I believe that who does not want Kosovo's independence is Albin Kurti and does not have other actors, despite the opposition being weak to make this evident.”, Kuluri said.

He added that Kosovo has been left among four roads due to the Kurti government.

Kosovo has remained in the middle of four roads under the direction of Albin Kurti, and it is unforgivable that on both sides of our border there are politicians who are stirring anti-American and anti-Western sentiments. This way we know very well, Kurti from one side and the Albanian right that has a complicated relationship with Westerners. Kurti is a very good speaker and an electoral car, but if this electoral vehicle harms Kosovo, it must be rejected. Is there a bigger mistake with a state of limited sovereignty to clash with those who guarantee sovereignty? What greater harm Kurti could do, in addition to preventing Kosovo from recognising Serbia. If Serbia recognises Kosovo, all countries that do not recognise it are obliged to recognise it. Albin Kurti is doing the opposite of what he had to do, creating the conditions for Serbia to recognise Kosovo.“, Kuluri added.