What the US Embassy says about the meeting Haradinaj's LDK crashed for today

All of a sudden today in the Parliament, Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj opened the page in 2014 when a meeting of party leaders at the American Embassy had taken place. There, according to the prime minister, Americans had made an offer to form the army, but that the obstacle had emerged the Democratic League, which the world had refused to give an additional mandate to Serbs in the Assembly.

The LDK refused to admit that something like this had happened, and the parties were continuing to accuse each other of lying.

The American Embassy named that meeting private while refusing to elaborate.

The “in the general policy of the US Embassy is not to comment on our private conversations that may have occurred”, said their response to Express.

The military issue was another battle between LDK) as opposition and Prime Minister Haradinaj. He blamed Isa Mustaf's party for leaving Kosovo without an army, as he had refused a condition imposed by the US Embassy.

Under that condition, in exchange for forming the army, Albanian parties would have to accept that the Serb minority was given a mandate, which the LDK had refused.

LDK deputy Ismet Beqiri said he had been present at the meeting, which was mentioning the prime minister, but gave another version. He said the LDK had never prevented the government, while Haradinaj said he was not even present at the embassy.

Later, too, Z. Prime Minister Enver Hoxhaj defended what the prime minister was saying, saying that regarding this offer and this LDK refusal also had documents.

MEP Osmani said she feels proud that the LDK), not that she had prevented the creation of the Army, but had saved the country by refusing to have Serbs increase mandates in the Assembly.

She said Serbs had never agreed to vote on the Kosovo Army and that there was no competition. While, according to Osmani, if Serbs were to increase the mandates, minorities today would be the largest parliamentary group.

Until the day the MPs went back to make decisions and protected positions, the American Embassy repeats the message US Assistant Secretary Wes Mitchell gave when he visited Kosovo.

In view of this, we repeat thoughts from Assistant Secretary Mitchell's visit that Kosovo political leaders have the responsibility to look to the future and do the work and campaign that needs to be done, which they themselves are committed to following the transition of KSF”, said the embassy response.