The acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kosovo, Glauk Konjufca, issued a statement reacting to remarks made by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The comments followed Zelensky’s visit to Belgrade, during which the Ukrainian President reaffirmed that Kyiv does not recognize the independence of the Republic of Kosovo. Konjufca’s reaction came approximately 24 hours after the statements were made.
In his communication, the minister indicated that Kosovo viewed Zelensky’s position with regret. He emphasized that Kosovo maintains a consistent record of support for Ukraine since the onset of the Russian aggression. The core of Konjufca’s message addressed the diplomatic disagreement regarding Kosovo’s status.
He noted the comments made by President Zelensky in Belgrade, specifically referencing the confirmation of Ukraine’s non-recognition of the Republic of Kosovo. The statement served to publicly acknowledge the divergence in international recognition while simultaneously affirming Pristina’s commitment to Ukraine. For Konjufca, the remarks underscored a diplomatic rift concerning Kosovo’s sovereignty.
The official commentary suggests that despite the differing views articulated by Ukraine, Kosovo continues to present itself as a steadfast ally to Kyiv, maintaining its support since the commencement of the conflict in the region.
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