Former Albanian Foreign Minister, DItmir Bushati, has said that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky could have shown more appreciation for Kosovo during his visit to Belgrade today and yesterday.
Bushati said that Zelensky's visit to Serbia should be understood with the fact that Ukraine is facing an existential struggle.
"Zelensky's visit to Serbia should be understood in the context of the existential struggle that Ukraine is facing. No one expected any progress. However, Zelensky could have shown more appreciation for partners in Southeast Europe, including Kosovo, which has stood strongly by Ukraine's side," Buxhati wrote in "X".
During his stay in Serbia, Zelensky claimed that they have no intention of recognizing Kosovo.
Kosovo is one of the countries that has consistently provided support to Ukraine since the war with Russia began in 2022. Kosovo agreed to host Ukrainian refugees, launched a program for Ukrainian journalists, imposed sanctions on Russia, and provided humanitarian and medical aid.
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