Jedal Sveqla of VV: We're not done yet, we're interviewing the Police Director.

The Parliamentary Investigative Commission has concluded interviewing 8 police officials who have been in charge of the extradition of six Turkish citizens in March of this year. As he was warned of further interviews.

The interview, which began today at 09 o'clock, did not end until around 6:00, when with a statement for the media, the chairman of the Parliamentary Investigative Commission was released regarding the lighting of the case of six Turkish citizens, Xhelal Svechla, who said that from the first indicators there is a need for further interviews.

Svechla: Police director will also be interviewed

We have not finished interviewing police officials. I think it's important that we all listen to them and then see if they need to invite more. First differences are that he needs other officials. Let's see. Officials who were responsible at the airport will also be interviewed by the director of police and in a row until we complete this institution”, he said.

Those interviewed have largely refused to speak to the cameras because of the sensitivity of the case and their statements that “have no right to speak to”.

Meanwhile, each of them's interviews was meant to last about 60 minutes, with some of them completed earlier than before.

The interviews lasted beyond the previous time when the Director of the Department of Borders, Shaban Guda, and the director of the Department for Migration in the Kosovo Police, Beftman Sylejmani were found in the chair.

The latter, following an interview of nearly two hours, said he has reported on works he has performed on the day of deportation of six Turkish citizens.

Sylejmani: We reported the work we did.

“We have each reported on its own works that it has performed, the actions that were taken to deproportion six Turkish citizens at the time it occurred. Can't give any more information”, he said.

He has also told why his interview took so long.

Sylejmani: I was a key person in my engagement link.

“has aroused a little more curiosity, in detail. I've been a key person in that commitment link we've been acting on, and that's why it's probably lasted a lot longer, he said.

Otherwise, today one of the police officials has reportedly been invited by mistake to be interviewed. While the chairman of the relevant commission, Xhelal Svechla has exposed this, saying no one was wrongly interviewed.