The situation in the North/ The historian shows the reason why Kurti caused the tensions

Historian Paskal Milo was invited this Saturday to the Review show on Euronews Albania, where he analyzed the tensions in the north of Kosovo.

Milo said that the actions of the Kosovar authorities in the 4 municipalities in the north and the clashes with the Serbs there, may have been done on purpose by Prime Minister Albin Kurti because of the difficult situation he is in.

According to the historian, Kurti cannot escape the time and responsibility to present to the international community a plan for the Association.

Milo emphasizes that any plan he presents for the Association will not be able to satisfy the international community, but will also cause dissatisfaction in Kosovo. And in these conditions, according to him, the Prime Minister of Kosovo is playing with fire.

"In order to win, I don't believe that Kurti can win anything, except for the support of his party's sympathizers and those sections of the population of Kosovo who demand confrontation and who operate with nationalist theses, without weighing the national interest of all of Kosovo. Now he needs this support as he faces a delicate decision.

He cannot escape the time and responsibility to give his version for the Association. It was even expected these days that he would deliver the version of the Kosovo government to the Association. However, in any variant that he submits to the internationals, it is understood that it will be a double-edged sword, since it will not be in line with what the Westerners want to see Kurti do, and secondly, whatever I do will arouse dissatisfaction with the Association in Kosovo.

Kurti plays politically, but he also plays with fire. It is not known which way the situation will take. The events are such that we have a re-tension of the situation, either in the internal plan, in the stability of the whole country, or in the international plan, as the question marks behind the name of Kurt are added. About the way he does politics and how reliable he is in relations with the United States of America. In politics, there are ups and downs and there is never a long-term stability," said Milo.