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The former prime minister and currently the deputy of the Socialist Party, Pandeli Majko, while commenting on the attack on Kosovo, said that what happened with the loss of life of the policeman Afrim Bunjaku, has brought about a domino effect and that now the crisis is no longer in Pristina, but is in Belgrade.
"What happened with the loss of life of the Kosovo policeman has brought about a domino effect. It seems like the crisis is in Pristina, but it's not in Pristina, it's in Belgrade," said Majko.
Regarding the role of Albania, its influence and the relationship with Kosovo, Majko said that Albania did its job by sending two ministers there, which according to him is a gesture equivalent to announcing a day of mourning.
Then he added that in these moments we must be careful with the cooperation with Kosovo, since the main accusation of Serbia in these moments would be "Greater Albania".
"There is no pathos from the Albanian side. The Albanian government did its job, sent the two ministers there, which is equivalent to declaring a day of mourning.
Now that we are talking, the state of Albania and that of Kosovo must have a difference. About the way they see us. Where the main accusation that Serbia will articulate in these moments, for a complicated way of cooperation between Albania and Kosovo, will be "Greater Albania".
Albania's careful language, its position in the KSH, being at the center of the generator of the integration process for the Region, has given us the goal even without shooting the ball.
Don't get caught up in what you see, sometimes what you don't see is more important in international relations.
It is known that they mourn, but they experience it in all those places where there are Albanians, without lowering the flag to half-mast, and this is very important, because they are recreating themselves," added Majko .
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