Security Council session exposed Western problems with Albin Kurti

It says: Merro Base

The Security Council's session for Kosovo attended by Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Serbian President Aleksandar Vuciq had a low public profile, even though Russia was sponsor of the meeting. Even diametrically opposed attitudes about the situation in Kosovo in Albin Kurti's speeches and Aleksandar Vuciq do not make up any new news about the world, as they are commonly classified as propaganda.

The only serious thing for Kosovo in this session, fortunately without much international attention, was that the session exposed Kosovo's problem with the West, which is sponsor of establishing Kosovo's state under UN supervision.

The UN Secretary General took a critical stance on the Kosovo government for measures taken unilaterally and uncoordinated with Kosovo allies.

The most serious fact against Kosovo is that nine Security Council member states that recognise Kosovo have taken a critical stand against it, citing the lack of co-ordination and hasty actions against the Serb community in Kosovo.

Countries that recognise Kosovo and are close to it were therefore forced to be critical of the Kosovo government's unilateral steps without co-ordinating with the West. Even though they tried to balance their positions by condemning the aggression in Banjska and Serbia's accountability in this case, the session made it fact to carry out a political problem with Serbs in Kosovo, referring to the government's acts of Kurti.

This at the end of the session left for Serbs the perception that they are victims of Kosovo's government decisions due to its failure to comply with Western allies.

I understand that many people think that Albin Kurti and Alexander Vuciqi's plans are events for the Security Council, but they are not even considered. What remains is the perception that Kosovo is taking co-ordinated steps with the West, or simply said, Albin Kurti has placed the allied countries of Kosovo in the West in a difficult position, which are forced to expose problems they have with the Kosovo government. One of them, the most important, is the failure of the Kosovo government with them.

So if for nothing, even if we ignore Serbs' inventions for persecution by Albanians, the Security Council session has served to understand that Kosovo is not so well with the West, thanks to the acts of Prime Minister Kurti.

It is a perception that Serbs have been waiting for the day for 25 years. Their final dream is to introduce Kosovo into conflict with the West and their appearance as the victim of Albanians in Kosovo.

This 25-year-old dream of Serbs, Albin Kurti, is realizing as perception, as the truth is that Serbs are not victims of Albanians in Kosovo. But Kosovo at the latest Security Council session lost this battle, until the allied countries of Kosovo -- those that have recognised and supported Kosovo -- were forced to be critical of it.

Now to create the perception of a fair and ally West country, Albin Kurti will need many times more work, and unfortunately more concessions for Serbs to remove this heavy image for Kosovo.

And this image is not removed by sensational news that Albin Kurti wants to kill Serbs. Kosovo's image is not balanced with Albin's victimisation, as they were unjustly victimised and Serbs.

It is not Albin's sacrifice, but Kosovo as the victim of its anti-Western policies. And this is not resolved by the alarm that they are killing Albin, but by raising real alarm, that his policies can kill Kosovo.