Analysis: Russian President Vladimir Putin tried to justify his war by pointing to the legacy of the NATO intervention in the former Yugoslavia in 1999, but Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani sees a different parallel in an exclusive interview with The Post.
Beyond Serbia’s territorial claims in Kosovo, she points to Belgrade’s hand in the instability provoked in Bosnia as well as the alleged pro-Kremlin effort to foment a coup in Montenegro in 2016 to stop its accession into NATO . Lingering visions of a “greater Serbia” animate Vucic’s movement.that Serbia may “also be forced to begin the denazification of the Balkans,” invoking the same spurious framing through which Putin justified his invasion of Ukraine.
“They have chosen their path,” Osmani said. “At this time, the Putin path and the European Union path are two different paths and have never been further apart and you can’t walk on both.“When you have a neighbor that chooses to be on the wrong side of history at this very difficult time for Europe and beyond, it damages the rest of us as well.”It lacks U.N.
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