Video published: When Albin Kurti refused to put red lines on PDK

His opinion did not reconcile then party secretary Dardan Moliqaj, who demanded red lines to Wessel's party.

Kurti, said the LDK's PDK are not unchanged.

“E I have some kind of outlook for LDK. To me, the LDK's PDK is not where it is being exercised here, as objective facts, once and for all. They have their own characteristics. They're not monoliths, unchanged. But a more important question is, not what the PDK and LDK are, but what can be done as a result of what we're going to do... even because we're going to bring this government down, what makes it so hot. LDK's PDK. The LDK and LDK have within themselves four competent ones. Some of them don't change, but some of them change... I'm not sure I measure a year of leadership, size, attitudes of their opposition may not change. I believe, if we make a decision, are we going with the PDK, are we going with the LDK, that would matter to the practical decisions we make today. It takes someone to give him a concrete analysis, even the PDK and LDK”, he said.

As for the red lines, it clearly said: “however, I'm not about to make a decision. Yes, I know the PDK has captured the state and its opposition is extremely important. ”

That attitude of Kurt had been reacted to by Moliqaj, saying the situation was clearer than Kurti said.

“I didn't cry without talking because I'm quite different from Albin in what he said and I didn't cry without sharing because I think that's important. I don't think the situation is as unclear as Albin's saying. It's not as clear as I say, but it's not as vague as Albin's saying. I don't expect any decision that happens this year to occur any major PDK transformation. Much more likely, something will happen in LDK, but not necessarily”, Moliqaj said. /Periscopi/