The sovereignty of Kosovo is not recognized by five EU member states.

Omissions

• The speaker did not name the five non-recognizing states (Spain, Greece, Cyprus, Slovakia, and Romania), which would have added precision.
• The claim does not note that 22 out of 27 EU member states (81.5%) do recognize Kosovo, which provides important context about Kosovo's broad — though incomplete — acceptance within the EU.

Sources

• SecondaryNew Union PostCyprus, Greece, Slovakia, Spain and Romania have never recognised Kosovo's sovereignty following its 2008 independence from Serbia.
• SecondaryCarnegie Endowment for International PeaceAnother issue is that no progress has been made with the five EU member states that have not recognized Kosovo's independence: Cyprus, Greece, Romania, Slovakia, and Spain.
• SecondaryEurActivThe European Parliament has called on the five EU member states that are yet to recognise Kosovo's independence to do so. ... Cyprus, Greece, Spain, Romania and Slovakia.