This is obvious for many reasons! All those policies of assimilations of Albanians would have had some result. On the other side, Albanians of Kosova remain the most Paleo-Balkan population, and the very representation of what the population in early Roman times was present in Balkans.
That's the real question, especially since not that many of the Serbs have done a BigY or similar NGS test. And for a subclade being a safe Albanian founder lineage, it needs to be specified.
This thread is redundant and shouldn't have been opened in my opinion but anyways. I think the bold part is most likely the case. Besides, E1b-V13 clades are just massively diverse among Albanians and crucial in early Para-Albanian origins similarly for R1b-Z2103>BY611>Z2705 which has an undoubtedly Pan-Albanian distribution.
If a lineage can be considered being of Albanian origin in the way I described above (actual historical Albanian ethnitiy, not some Paleo-Balkan branch per se), they say so and make no secret of it. That much can be said, they of course know that there are a couple of Serbian lineages which are actually, recent, historical Albanian derived.
I have commented on his general assesments regarding Albanian lineages in the Albanian language thread. During the interview he mentions the specific tribes (Berisha, Sopi, Mërturi, Shala, Krasniqi etc.) which any Albanian with foreknowledge in pop gen will automatically figure out what clades he means. He obviously does not mention deep clades beyond say R1b-BY611 level because non of the viewers would get it. The moderator himself is a bit confused at times and says "and I am E1b-V12?" and then understands that he is E1b-V13.
Thanks for sharing that is significant branch sharing. Pretty sure some of the broader assesments have deep matches with Albanians from which Bojaxhiu concluded an Albanian origin. Their R1b-Z2103 is super Albanian as expected. If I'm not mistaken even the guy that led the terrorist attack against
Milan Radojciq likely belongs to an Albanian origin clade as someone of that brotherhood tested for Pan-Albanian clade R1b-BY611>Z2705 which gives the failed paramilitary attack another comedic flavour 
I actually also noticed some direct branch sharing in I-M223>L701>YP78>Y199158 between 
and some Serbs living in .E-L241 is a good example, because there is one major Albanian founder branch (E-PH2180), some branches in which Albanians participate (like E-Z38770), but in no way dominant and it could easily go the other way around (into Albanians later, after the ethnogenesis) and then there is a clearly Serbian branch (E-Y178925).
If in the future some scientific work determine genetics of Croats from Kosovo, then we would have a quality basis for a conclusion. In this way, we cannot know the genetics of Croats from Kosovo because they have not been officially tested. If we assume that E1b, R1b and J1-J2 predominate among them, then the conclusion could be that it is a Dubrovnik colony, but obviously made up of local Albanians. However, we do not know their history and whether it was originally so. For that conclusion, we would need archaeogenetics from the local cemetery.
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