Osmani: Serbia caused the crisis to avoid discussing the final agreement with Kosovo

The President of Kosovo, Vjosa Osmani, accused Serbia yesterday of having "caused a crisis" in the past weeks so that the two sides could not discuss the "final agreement". In Sofia, where he met with the president of Bulgaria, Rumen Radev, Osmani estimated that it is time for the EU, as mediator of the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue, to understand that Serbia has used obstructionist tactics. She revealed that Serbia is trying to block Kosovo's perspective in the region and at the international level. "Of course, it is in our interest that this dialogue be concluded with a legally binding agreement, and we must understand that the other side is not interested in this process ending successfully," said the president of Kosovo. She estimated that Serbia "started to produce crises" when, according to her, the EU, with the support of the USA, France and Germany, made the proposal for the settlement of disputes "between the two countries". The announcement also states that Bulgaria has expressed its readiness to support Kosovo in dealing with the energy crisis. Kosovo and Serbia, two Balkan countries that fought a bloody war in the 1990s and have lived in a difficult coexistence ever since, are at odds again, this time over Kosovo's moves to force out ethnic Serbs living in its northern regions. to get license plates, issued by the Kosovar authorities. After the war in Ukraine, the newspaper "Sot" has reported many times that Putin is seeking to use the Balkans to cause tension and destabilization. For more than two decades, Kosovo has been an issue that has clashed the West and Russia. During the 90s,