Who has not known Kosovo, to do it as soon as possible!
The United Kingdom Representative at the United Nations Security Council said that as a supporter of Kosovo’s citizenship, they welcome Kenya’s recognition of Kosovo’s independence, as he encouraged all the states they have not done to do it as soon as possible.
« As a supporter of Kosovo’s citizenship, we welcome the recognition of Kenya late. We encourage all those who have not recognized Kosovo’s independence, to do so as soon as possible. While the Secretary General’s report highlights the fact that there is pressure on Serbs in Kosovo, it is Kosovo’s successful efforts to recruit police officers. Kosovo institutions ”, said the British representative.
He further said that they encourage Kosovo and Serbia to constructively engage in dialogue, to reach a normalizing and legally binding agreement.
« We welcome the active participation of Kosovo Serbs in the municipal peaceful elections in the coming period and encourage Kosovo and Serbia to constructively engage with Sorensen to reach a normal and legally binding agreement by fully implementing the Brussels and Ohrid agreements, » he said.
Further, the British representative urged Serbia to send the perpetrators of KFOR attacks, Banjska, to justice and to cooperate with Kosovo to identify the perpetrators on the Iber-Lepenc Canal.
« We ask Serbia to bring to justice all those responsible for KFOR attacks and the Banjska attack and to cooperate to investigate and identify those who carried out the attack on Iber-Lepenc. »
« Considering the conditions in the field that are not at all close to 1999, we demand the revision of the UNMIK role to ensure that support and security in Kosovo continues, but reflects the world of 2025, » he said.
Russia’s representative accused Kosovo of « continuing its policy towards the expulsion of Serb residents » after Kosovo, among other things, banned the use of Serbian dinar.
He added that the European Union is unable to influence Pristina, stressing that EU mediation has failed in dialogue.
