"Kosovo is losing its international friends", the well-known analyst comments on the tensions in the north: the 'blowing up' of the dialogue will affect...

Analyst Mentor Nazarko was invited to the "Tirana Live" studio, who spoke about the tense situation in the north of Kosovo.

He said that if we look at it from a diplomatic point of view, it seems clear that Kosovo's friends and Serbia's critics have distanced themselves from Kosovo.

As for the internal plan, Nazarko said that we have the same compactness for the steps that the Kurti government is taking.

"Linda reported how the situation is at the moment, what I can say is the diplomatic interpretation.

It seems clear that even those who are friends of Kosovo and critics of Serbia, are distancing themselves from Kosovo.

There are no voices in favor of what the Kosovo government is doing. Which means the West is totally against it.

Second, on the internal plan. We are equally compact in these steps that the Kurti government is taking. Even the opposition seems to be supporting the government in this move.

In short, the situation is complicated to the point where the positive effects for Kosovo are not seen. Can the establishment of Kosovo's authority over the entire territory be seen as positive, I don't believe it can be achieved," said Nazarko.

As for the fact that this was a hasty action on the part of Kurti's government, Nazarko said yes, since according to him the main concern of the West is "blowing up" the dialogue.

The analyst emphasized that Kosovo is losing its international friends at a high speed and according to him this great loss in the name of establishing authority in the north is not a solution.

"I believe so. The main concern that the West has is "blowing up" the dialogue, or postponing the dialogue indefinitely.

In reaction, Kurti did not give room for the increase of tensions, but supported the dialogue, again this seems to be the immediate consequence of the actions in the north.

This is so true that Vucic said that the situation in the north is more tense than ever.

The West is seeing how, through an action that seems legitimate, a process in which it has been invested for so long can be "blown away".

Kosovo is losing its international friends at high speed. It is losing its diplomatic resources. Why? In the name of establishing authority in the north? This is not the solution," said Nazarko.