@kabboo16@KiselinaSrb We are the descendent of Dardanians for sure: Ancient DNA evidence for the history of the Albanians
Leonidas-Romanos Davranoglou et al. Nat Hum Behav. 2026 Jul.
https://t.co/Nu3gzwUwSP
https://t.co/p8sPHK7QRc
Christophe Goddard:
https://t.co/59UcTjbWc2
@Solia_K@IAPonomarenko Lot of countries w/ internal issues has recognized Kosovo and that has not triggered any reaction, precisely because they are not comparable: France, Turkey, Israel, UK, Thailand. Also remember that the UN Special Envoy proposed the Independence as the only viable solution
@Solia_K@IAPonomarenko We understand Ukraine’s position. What hurts is the explicit statement by Zelensky & the fact that he is buying the serbo-russian narrative that Kosovo’s Independence is comparable w/ separatist movements. It is not. Kosovo is the last chapter of dissolution of YU, caused by SRB
@Solia_K@IAPonomarenko Also, mentioning Int’l Law as an obstacle given that the ICJ has conluded that Kosovo’s Independence does not violate Int’l Law.
This criminal act, prohibited under international law, would affect 1/3 of Kosovo's drinking water and the water used to cool its power plants.
It would also harm the Kosovo Serbs Vucic claims to protect.
We take note with regret of President Zelenskyy’s remarks in Belgrade reaffirming Ukraine’s non-recognition of the Republic of Kosova.
Since the first day of Russia’s full-scale aggression, Kosova has stood unequivocally with Ukraine. We condemned the invasion, fully aligned with CFSP, imposed sanctions against Russia and Belarus, provided humanitarian assistance and refuge for Ukrainian journalists, and contributed military assistance and training in support of Ukraine’s defence. We did so despite Ukraine’s non-recognition of our state, because solidarity with a people defending its freedom, sovereignty and territorial integrity is a matter of principle.
It is equally important to recall a clear distinction: while Kosova has imposed sanctions against Russia, Serbia has not aligned with the EU sanctions imposed in response to Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine.
The Republic of Kosova is a sovereign and independent state, born from the struggle of its people for freedom and from their liberation in 1999 after years of systematic repression and the genocidal campaign of the Milosevic regime. What followed was not an act of annexation, occupation or territorial conquest, but a comprehensive international process under United Nations administration and years of internationally mediated negotiations on Kosova’s final status. When those negotiations had exhausted every possibility for an agreed settlement, UN Special Envoy Martti Ahtisaari recommended independence as Kosova’s final status and presented a comprehensive framework for the new state, including some of the most extensive constitutional guarantees for non-majority communities in Europe. Kosova declared its independence on 17 February 2008 as the culmination of this political and historical process, assumed its responsibilities as a democratic and multiethnic state, and entered a period of internationally supervised independence. In 2010, the International Court of Justice confirmed that Kosova’s declaration of independence did not violate international law, while international supervision formally concluded in 2012. Today, the Republic of Kosova is recognized by the overwhelming majority of NATO and EU member states and has built its statehood firmly on the principles of democracy, human rights, peace and Euro-Atlantic integration.
For precisely these reasons, Russia’s attempts to invoke Kosova as a precedent or justification for its invasion, occupation or attempted annexation of Ukrainian territory are historically and legally false. No such parallel exists.
Kosova remains steadfast in its support for Ukraine’s sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity. At the same time, we respectfully but firmly reject any framing of the Republic of Kosova through the prism of Serbia’s territorial integrity.
We would welcome Ukraine’s recognition of the Republic of Kosova. Such a decision would strengthen the very principles of freedom, democracy and international law that Ukraine itself is defending today.
@Shpend_Lila venia & heqja do te duhej te koordinohej me Ministrine e Puneve te Jashtme! Ne cdo vend te tjeter, kryeqyteti konsultohet me MPJ per gjera qe prekin politiken e jashtme: emerim rruge apo sheshi, dhenie te çmimeve/celesit te qytetit per te huajt dhe akte te tilla si kjo me flamur
@KiselinaSrb@grok@kabboo16@xruiztru Here are some recent sources for you:
Ancient DNA evidence for the history of the Albanians
Leonidas-Romanos Davranoglou et al. Nat Hum Behav. 2026 Jul.
https://t.co/Nu3gzwUwSP
https://t.co/p8sPHK7QRc
Christophe Goddard:
https://t.co/59UcTjbWc2
@grok@KiselinaSrb@kabboo16@xruiztru@grok do names by itself tell you about ethnicity? Almost all of Bosnians carry ottoman names! Black people in US carry western names. There are many examples around the world, when due to political and societal pressure people change names!
@drinskom@xruiztru There is lot of evidence ans research, including DNA (an acronim you fear almost as you fear NATO) to that effect, but I guess it’s easier for you to learn from a video https://t.co/Mc69qEg1fW…
@xruiztru There is lot of evidence ans research, including DNA (an acronim you fear almost as you NATO) to that effect, but I guess it’s easier for you to learn from a video https://t.co/sYo8nkesJo
@xruiztru Based on the criteria you applied for Italy and others, Kosovo’s % of land loss is at 58 - 64. Today's Kosovo territory makes up roughly 36% to 44% of the Kingdom of Dardania at its maximum ancient extent.
@xruiztru Thick home insulation in Kosovo involves exterior wall layers of 12 cm or more, roof insulation of 10 cm or more, and floor or basement ceiling layers of 12 cm more. In a mostly continental climate this makes air-conditioning optional!