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Arben Çejku, former ambassador, has described as childish the reaction of the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, regarding the warning in some media that Serbia would declare Kosovo an occupied territory.
In the show '5 Questions', Cejku said that we were not dealing with an ultimatum but with concrete demands of Serbia. The diplomat underlined that the challenge of Kosovo is in continuing the recognitions.
"I can't answer a question about who to ask. Now that he has made these 7 demands, the first one is not an ultimatum, it's a request and it's a step back. All of them are issues that need to be resolved. Kosovo needs them, not Serbia The normalization of relations with the Serbs in Kosovo interests the state of Kosovo in the first place.
Vucic, reopening the playing field, found them unprepared. The isolation is painful as we talk today about a Kosovo that has conditions, threats to leave Cefta and a warning to leave the Berlin Process. There is no international recognition and the word lobbying for recognition has been removed. We have a concentration of the entire discourse on what Kurti is doing with the North. Kosovo's challenge is to continue recognition. He should not raise the narrative that Kurti will protect Kosovo from the USA", said Çejku.
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