Did the list of names brought to Kosovo by égylenists 6 months ago

In October of last year, Turkish President Recep Tayip Erdogan had launched a Pristina Prosecutorial delegation led by Turkey's Prosecutor General Mehmet Akarca.

The delegation was warmly received by Chief Prosecutor Alexander Lumezi, Justice Minister Abelard Tahiri, and Police Director General Shpend Maximu.

The delegation was also being continually accompanied by the ambassador of the Republic of Turkey to Kosovo, which was recently reported to be part of the arrest and deportation scenario of the 6 gylenists to Turkey.

The reason for the visit, as if it had reported Kosovo Public Television, was clear; the arrest and extradition of gylenists living and operating in Kosovo.

The first Turkish prosecutor had expressed satisfaction with the co-operation Kosovo was offering him.

The delegation is even believed to have brought with them a list of names of dozens of Kosovo-based Turkish people, whom Turkey's Prosecution accounted for terrorists, and who demanded that they be extradited to Turkey.

Lumez himself had expressed commitment to helping Turkey when it seeks international legal assistance for cases they investigate.

The same Turkish prosecutor had taken the list to the Kosovo Police, where he met with Director General Shpend Maximun.

The Turkish delegation had completed it at Prizren's Constitutional Prosecutor's Office.

And just in Prizren Turkey's pressure towards Kosovo for the arrest of Gulen Movement members gave the first results, yet not even a month. There, Kosovo Police late in October arrested Ugur Toksoy, accused by Turkey of being part of the coup in Turkey.

His case ended in court with the prosecutor's withdrawal from the request for his extradition to Turkey.

But for the six detainees and supporters of March 27th, leaders of the school network “Mehmet Akif” and a doctor, Kosovo did not respect extradition procedures, deporting them within hours of the Turkish state.

And exactly those in whose hands Turkey handed over the list with the names of the fugitives, including the six others arrested, Haradinaj now entrusts the investigation into the case of their forced deportation.

Haradinaj after the gathering of the National Security Council called by Chief Prosecutor Alexander Lumezi, Police Director Shpend Maxun, Deputy Director of the Intelligence Agency Latif Merovci, Interior Ministry Secretary Lulzim Ejupi, and several other institutions investigated its institutions in this case.