Hoti: In these ten years Kosovo has never been worse and more isolated than today

The “E every Friday our parliamentary group will appear at the press conference to show the political developments in the country and the work it is doing in the Kosovo Assembly, to make the opposition that is now a whole other model on the Democratic League of Kosovo and the challenges we have every day at the 911 Assembly hearings, Hoti has said.

Hoti has said that “tas are not in the state of the 1990s, however, the situation is quite bad and the country's institutions and the image of the new Kosovo state” have been badly damaged.

“And we need to work on citizens to be fully informed by these developments that are taking place and to seek greater civic support from the upcoming elections, which I believe will be held soon, to get the support needed to create stable institutions, because the country needs stable institutions built on a clear vision for Kosovo's European future, rather than institutions that create for the close interests of parties that make up the” coalition, Hotti said.

Hoti has expressed confidence that Kosovo has never in the past ten years been worse as a new state.

We were never more isolated. We have the prime minister of the country who is discussed or issued visas, and it is an event for the Government when the prime minister is issued a visa. There is no important personality visiting Kosovo, taking actions that isolate Kosovo and pushing friendly countries, the EU in particular and the US to consider imposing sanctions on Kosovo. Of course we have had problems, but not so much as we ourselves isolate Kosovo”, Hoti has said.

Hoti has also talked about the seriousness of the subject of the Special Decision idea.

The country's three leaders are now documenting with the withdrawal of the back as well as the risk Kosovo could come from abolishing that law and bringing Kosovo into force Resolution 1244, the complete isolation by international partners. They now withdrew from that initiative, although it must be said that it is not at all a credit card”, Hoti said, although he does not believe they have completely withdrawn.

“Asply I don't believe they've completely withdrawn, when we catch up with the prime minister who has his deputies in the Assembly are still signatories of this initiative, or the head of the Parliament that has several MPs still signatories. Kridice would be only if these three would withdraw these deputies from the initiative, otherwise it is only a postponement of the problem for another day”, he has said.

Hoti has said each of the top US officials has made it clear that Kosovo will have support if it stays on the common route.

We can't risk the friendship we built. Even the independence itself was created in collaboration with them, and we have only two paths in this respect, or the West and the US, or that of the East of Russia”, Hoti said, conveys Koha.net.