Star for the release of police: Vucinqi is using it as a tool towards increasing pressure against Kosovo

That is because, according to him, the outlook is growing in which Kosovo is constantly seen as the problem of continuing dialogue.

“Through Borrell is telling us that the EU is changing its approach to dialogue because the perspective in which Kosovo is constantly seen as the problem of continuing dialogue. This is harmful for Kosovo”, Ymer has said.

Where it is being discussed who is merited for the release of three police officers kidnapped by Serbian forces, Ymer has said that Kosovo is in a situation where it should find friends wherever it is, not to create new enemies.

We are in a situation where the problems we're dealing with are actually not problems, in the sense that there are problems that are created right now and can be solved but creating new problems are two possibilities, I think the Government is thinking that through these problems Kosovo's position is improving. The problems we're creating we can't solve ourselves”, Ymer said on the “Debat Plus” show at RTV Dukaagjini.

According to him, the release of police officers is good on the human level even for the Republic of Kosovo, and not only for their families, but “the disaster according to him is that this president of Serbia, Alexander Vuciq, is using it as a means to increase pressure against Kosovo for Kosovo to take its own steps”.

For me, there are 2 questions here, does the release of these police officers come after having an agreement where they agreed on what Kosovo's step would be as a countervalue, or is the international pressure now expected to reverse Kosovo's countervalue?”.

I don't know that, but that's when it was done and the way it was done was a tactical movement unfortunately Serbia turned out well, even though the police kidnapping I think has dropped this huge pressure from Kosovo because it made itself a problem on the ground. From this moment on, each side must take steps for suspension”, he added.

Ymer points out that if Josep Borrell's statements are formally mined and tried, then, as analyst Ymer says, there is a disturbing spread, not of his own political goals as a person, but of the EU's policy course, in the face of dialogue for Kosovo.