LDK aims to bring resolution against Thaci back to the polls

The resolution proposed by the Democratic League of Kosovo to ban the country's President Hashim Thaci from discussing Kosovo's borders with Serbia will be put to the polls again, why today he did not get enough votes for approval.

LDK MP Armend Zemaj today at “Click” in RTV21 said the resolution proposed by this political subject has not been dropped, so he said they would bring it back to revote.

“Resoluta has not received the majority because if it is to fall, 61 MPs should participate in the vote and there were sufficient votes. This is still in procedure under the decision of the Parliament's work ... We will demand that despite today's vote to be put back in the vote”, he said, adding that until then he does not get the vote against the rest, this resolution is considered down.

But he didn't give a deadline when the resolution was due to be revoted. Not today's lack of decision-making was adopted by the opposition resolution barred from the president discussing borders and territory in dialogue with Serbia.

Although 91 MPs in the hall attended the vote, only 50 attended, and all voted for.