Former politician and lawyer Azem Vlasi accused Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti of belonging to the second generation of admirers of Stalinism and Enverism because he does not listen to America's suggestions. According to Vlasi, since 1999, Kosovo has never had cooler relations with the Americans than now, reports Koha.
According to Vlasi, this best shows the stubbornness that Kurti has been showing lately regarding the situation in the north, not listening to the advice of the international factor.

"If the Americans had a decisive role in the liberation and statehood of Kosovo, when they propose something so as not to create a problem, because their attention is focused on what is happening in Serbia, especially in relation to Ukraine, we must listen. But Kurti with his stubbornness gives the impression that he doesn't even listen to the Americans. He is a member of the second generation of admirers of Stalinism and Enver Hoxha, who at that time in Albania loved Stalin more than God. "Kurti belongs to that generation and that strain of anti-Americanism has remained," he said.

Vlasi also stated that respect for the Constitution is not shown by the inauguration of new mayors in the municipalities, by increasing tensions and by irritating relations with international friends.

"If the Constitution remains to be respected with the inauguration of the new presidents in the north, woe to the Constitution and constitutionality. Since 1999, we have never had a more strained relationship with the Americans than now. "I'm afraid Kurti's stubbornness has done us irreparable harm," he said.