On the fourth anniversary of the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, reaffirmed that Kosovo continues to stand in support of Ukraine.
He hosted a meeting with Ukrainian citizens in Kosovo, including journalists from Ukraine who are currently working in the country.
Kurti stated that the people of Kosovo understand the pain of displacement and loss.
“Kosovo rose from the ashes of war to become a sovereign, democratic, and secure country because our people refused to give up. We see that same strength today in Ukraine. On the anniversary of the war in Ukraine, we welcomed to the Prime Minister’s Office women from Ukraine who participated in training organized for demining and explosive ordnance disposal. Also present at this meeting were Ukrainian journalists living and working in Kosovo under the JiR program supported by our government.”
“Even after four years of Russia’s attempt to occupy Ukraine, we stand by the people of Ukraine with empathy and solidarity. The citizens of Kosovo know the pain of displacement and loss, but we also know that countries can rebuild, heal, and emerge stronger. We believe Ukraine will do the same,” Kurti wrote on Facebook.
