Shala: We have no different arguments, we have different political positions

The deputy head of the Parliament, Kujtim Shala, has said it is not about various arguments about the draft demarcation law, but about political attitudes about it.

He has stressed that it cannot be ratified the law, which is said to have become national treason, nor has the report of the Bullics Commission, which says Kosovo has been damaged with territory.

The prime minister's “respects us as opposition and as deputies so that you can have the respect of the opposition and deputies”, Shala has said.

Meanwhile, a Parliament pause has begun, and heads of parliamentary groups, together with the Speaker of the Parliament, have gone to consultations.