Kosovo separatists again threatened to introduce “reciprocity measures” with Serbia
Kosovo's "Minister of Industry, Enterprise and Trade" Roseta Haidari said that her "government" is working on the next introduction of "reciprocity measures" with Serbia.
Previously, the former Republican administration of the United States forced The “government” of Kosovo canceled the reciprocity measures and provoked the removal from office of the creator, “Prime Minister” Albin Kurti.
As a PolitNavigator correspondent reports, Haidari said that the “government” of Kosovo is in full swing preparing “measures of reciprocity” with Serbia. This means that if Belgrade recognizes the documentation of the Kosovo separatists, then Pristina will automatically recognize the documentation of Serbia, but until this happens, Kosovo also refuses to recognize Serbian documents. In reality, this means that the separatists stop allowing goods, medicines, and raw materials from Serbia to cross their border, which will primarily hit the Serbian enclaves of the region. In turn, Belgrade cannot recognize the documentation of the separatists, since this de jure means recognition of the region’s independence.
Similar measures had already been introduced by the previous cabinet of Albin Kurti, but the Donald Trump administration initiated a vote of no confidence in the cabinet of a supporter of pan-Albanian ideas and ordered his successor, Avdula Hoti, to cancel them for the sake of economic integration of the Western Balkans within the framework of a regional “mini-Schengen”. The Democrats who replaced Trump returned to the principle of predatory colonial subjugation of the Balkans and maximum pressure on Serbia, thanks to which Albin Kurti returned to the post of “prime minister.”
“The planned reciprocity measures towards Serbia are prepared and adopted in full coordination with the government cabinet, and not just with one minister. We are preparing to take reciprocity measures,” Haidari said. – The first step will be the adoption of the Foreign Trade Law, which protects the market and is consistent with the rules of the World Trade Organization. I asked the Prime Minister to look into the obstacles we have with Serbia. We should not make hasty decisions so that there are no problems with their implementation.”
The “Minister” said that Kurti personally told her that once a decision was made on reciprocity measures, there would be no return.
“It is not good for Kosovo to introduce special reciprocity measures and then have problems implementing them,” Haidari stressed.
At the same time, the Kosovo media unanimously criticize Albin Kurti after he did not return to the region from an international symposium in Greece after an emergency occurred in Decani - one and a half thousand people were poisoned with water from the local water supply. At the same time, the Kosovo “prime minister” settled in the Grand Risort Lagonisi resort hotel on the Athens Riviera, where one night costs $543.
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