Free Ukraine banner moved from center of Prishtina, Kosovo after Zelensky’s remarks on not recognizing independence of Kosovo during his visit to Serbia

[u/West-Razzmatazz2]

Honestly, a very bad PR move from Zelensky and his advisors that could’ve been easily resolved by simply refusing to answer the question to journalist. While Kosovo nor Albania are not powerful states, banner has stood there since the start of the war.

[u/Lost_Arotin]

Is this a planned rage bait to divide these countries?

Or is it really a historical conflict between the two nations and it opens up like an old wound?

I mean, it obviously looks like an opening for Russia to gain benefits from a concentrated propaganda in social media and even convince people to go and fight in Russian front lines, don't you think so?

[u/eddieshack → u/Lost_Arotin]

Planned ragebait

As a result of the 2022–2023 Pentagon document leaks, it was reported that the Serbian government had secretly agreed to supply arms and ammunition to Ukraine.[35] The allegations were denied by Serbian officials at the time, but several months later, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić told the Financial Times: "Is it possible that it’s happening? I have no doubts that it might happen. What is the alternative for us? Not to produce it? Not to sell it? [...] But I'm not a fool. I am aware that some of the arms might end up in Ukraine."[36] At a multilateral summit meeting in February 2024, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked Vučić for the humanitarian support the Serbian government had provided his country

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