Analysts in Kosovo see Grenell's statements against Prime Minister Kurti as direct interference in the elections. However, they see the reaction as a result of Kurti's approach, which they say has not been able to maintain relations with internationals. We follow the material by Tomor Avdias.
The attack that Trump's envoy for special missions, Richard Grenell, has made to Prime Minister Albin Kurti, is assessed as direct interference in the electoral process by analysts in Kosovo.
However, political scientist Albinot Maloku says that this is a boomerang effect for Prime Minister Kurti, who has not been able to maintain good relations either at home or abroad.
"At this moment when we have this statement by diplomat Grenell in relation to the fact that Prime Minister Kurti has not consistently had good relations with the US, this statement can be taken as an intervention in the electoral process in Kosovo."
Analysts emphasize the importance of maintaining good relations between Kosovo and its Western allies, particularly the United States.
"The Republic of Kosovo should in no way contribute anything to the breakdown of relations with allied countries, especially with the US, which has been the strengthener, maintainer, and designer of the state of Kosovo. Every government should bear in mind that relations with allies must be sacred."
In what was considered the strongest attack from Washington against Prime Minister Kurti, Richard Grenell, who served as the US special envoy for dialogue in the first Trump administration, said that the international community is united against Kurti, and that the latter is lying when he says he has good relations with the new administration. (A2 Televizion)
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