12 minutes agoUN: We have long supported Kosovo to become a sovereign, democratic, multiethnic and prosperous country
Periskopi(a year ago)
(a year ago)Asked about recognising Kosovo's independence from Kenya and Serbia's controversial actions, Washington has long said Washington has supported the path of the Republic of Kosovo to become a sovereign, democratic, multiethnic and prosperous country. By March 26, 2025, Israel had been the last country [...]
By March 26th 2025, Israel had been the last country to have recognised the independence of the Republic of Kosovo in a five-year time span. One of the most important recognitions for Kosovo bearing the stamp of US President Donald Trump, which emerged as a result of the Washington Agreement reached in 2020, was followed by recognition of the Republic of Kenya, an African state that was convinced by AKR head and former president Behgjet Pacolli, broadcast. Periscope.
Meanwhile, official Brussels has said they are aware of Serbia's actions, but have had no critical stance.
But what is the position of the United States of America, an ally country of Kosovo that has helped the world's newest state in gaining new recognition and strengthening international subjectivity?
In an answer to the Express Journal The US State Department, the first for a Kosovo media since US diplomacy is headed by Secretary Marco Rubio, questioned about Kenya's recognition and Serbia's destructive actions, have said the US has long supported Kosovo to become a sovereign, democratic and prosperous state.
“The United States has long supported the journey of Kosovo to become a sovereign, democratic, multiethnic and prosperous” spokesman for the American State Department Gazeta Express.
AKR leader Behgjet Pacolli had published photos by Nairobi on March 26th to announce a new recognition, for which Kosovo had waited too long. Pacolli had invited the institutions of the Republic of Kosovo to act as soon as possible to establish diplomatic reports with Kenya, suggesting having a joint ambassador to Albania in Nairobi.
