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In a press conference, Prime Minister Edi Rama condemned the Kosovo government's stance regarding the tensions in the North. Rama said that he has not consulted with Albin Kurti about his proposal for de-escalating the situation in the North of Kosovo.
He added that Kosovo is being punished internationally for its attitudes, while he added that Serbia is doing what it has always done.
"I'm not worried about what other people worry about. But I am very worried about the shrinking of Kosovo, in the eyes of the allies. Which can have incalculable consequences in many aspects. Starting from the increase of troops in Kosovo. It means reducing the sovereign capacity of Kosovo. For example or the loss of Kosovo in terms of an opportunity to fully integrate the north into its own institutional life, paving the way for the north to take control of your troops. I am very worried about these. Kosovo has had no threat since 1999. it's only in the minds of politicians in Kosovo, it's a way to make internal politics using the shadow of a threat that doesn't exist. Anyone who watches the scene without electoral interests within Serbia or Kosovo knows this. That's what I'm worried about. No, I did not consult with Albin Kurti, I do not enter non gratat at all. It doesn't matter if they are true or not as long as they are not public statements. It is not the fate of Albin Kurti today in the game, but of the Republic of Kosovo and of course I only want the success of Albin Kurti and Kosovo and nothing else. But I can no longer sit and watch in conditions where what I see must be shared with everyone because it is a very big threat. Kosovo does not benefit from Serbia, but the reduction of relations with allies. But I can no longer sit and watch in conditions where what I see must be shared with everyone because it is a very big threat. Kosovo does not benefit from Serbia, but the reduction of relations with allies. But I can no longer sit and watch in conditions where what I see must be shared with everyone because it is a very big threat. Kosovo does not benefit from Serbia, but the reduction of relations with allies."-Rama among others.
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