AAK's first reaction comes after the initiative's ultimatum

National Initiative Council for Kosovo Chairman Jakup Krasniqi in an interview in KTV has given the government Haradinaj ultimatum that if in the first six months he does not show himself, the Initiative undermines the coalition.

AAK Infrastructure Minister Pal Lekaj, who has said he sees no ultimatum from Krasniqi's statement.

“We appreciate every statement by senior officials, we are committed not to measuring time, but we are committed to changing the situation in the country positively. Therefore, I would not even comment on a statement by Mr. Krasniqi”, Lekaj said.

These claims by Krasniqi, Lekaj, in some way called positive pressure, as he said it was to change the situation in the country.

“We are in the coalition, but I can say these statements are pressure to change the situation in Kosovo as soon as possible, but I think Mr. Haradinaj as Kosovo prime minister has a fair approach, a full approach willing to change the situation”, he said of the news.

Lekaj said convinced that neither in 100 days nor in the 6th month of Haradianj's rule would there be a coalition collapse for no work.

The day would not come when the coalition would break or that someone might say 100 days passed, six months went by and we didn't see any changes, so we are committed to being in the country's service, in the service of citizens to change this” state, he said.

I don't see any ultimatum from Mr. Krasniqi and I do not comment on his statement, he can declare what he has meant, but we continue to work. The government is stable, so it's meaningless to deal with” statements, the AAK's Lekaj said completely.