Abdixhiku counters Lutfi Haziri over Thaci's collapse of government

The MP, Lumir Abdixhiku, has reacted cautiously to LDK deputy leader Lutfi Haziri, who said the day before that MPs from his party should seek help with other parties to bring down the banned presidential government in dialogue with Serbia.

Despite this statement, Abdixhiku has said that his reaction does not take away a word.

I will not remove or add a word to my statement. I repeat, Hashim Thaci does not have our support; The government must be overthrown; The LDK's as the largest party in the country should and will take the lead in both political processes”, Abdixhiku says.

Obadiah has said that such matters are not public communication. He says he only talks in public about his opponents.

I communicate for good or not only within the party; not in public. In public I speak only to political opponents”, Abdixhiku told Express on Sunday.

On Saturday evening, LDK deputy leader Lutfi Haziri has criticised his associate party, Lumir Abdixhiku, telling him not to seek help from other parties, but from his own party, to stop Thaci from leading the talks and to bring down the government.

Meanwhile, the LDK deputy had extended the PSD's VV invitation to bring down the banned government together.

“The LDK calls on opposition parties to jointly prevent the damage that comes to Kosovo from such an unconsequent, unprepared and in many gullible and naive positions, Obadiah had said.

However, clashes between genomes among LDK members have not been missed in the past. Agim Veliu had publicly told Driton Selmanaj not to extend invitations to people who do not have the same spirit as LDK.

Lumir Abdixhiku and Driton Selmanaj have joined LDK in 2017, during national elections. Both for the first time in politics have managed to become deputies and gain sympathy for the LDK electorate. Abdixhiku and Selmanaj have often been reported on in the media because of the tone they have shown to Kadri Wessel in the Kosovo Assembly.

The new projects in this party are strongly supported by current LDK chairman Isa Mustafa.