Buzhala: For the first time since 1989, Serbia outplayed Kosovo, which is losing the north at the speed of light

Journalist Berat Buzhala pointed out that for the first time since 1989, Serbia was outplaying Kosovo, adding that Kosovo with Albin Kurti at the head of the government was heading towards international isolation.

Buzhala wrote on Twitter that because of Kurti's repulsive, negative, and stubborn approach, no one in the West, except for the mayor of Linz in Austria, trusted the Kosovo government.

“Kosovo is losing its north at the speed of light, while Kurti continues to turn a blind eye. The release of the three kidnapped policemen is yet another proof of how Serbia is benefiting in the international arena, even when committing crimes, while Kosovo is being harmed in the international arena even when it claims to be fighting crime,” Buzhala wrote

He adds that Albin Kurti continues to live in the 1990s.

“His policies are remnants of the past. It's a shame where we have ended up. We had mature and serious politicians like Ibrahim Rugova, Hashim Thaci, and Isa Mustafa...” Buzhala said.