Isa Mustafa: Chief Prosecutor Lumez didn't blow up lists. I was close to solving the problem.

The country's former prime minister and LDK chairman, Isa Mustafa, has written a text in his Facebook account on the issue of false veterans, writes Periscopi.

Mustafa has been cautious in his statement, saying that neither the former chief prosecutor nor the prosecutor of the subject has been blowing the lists. He says that while he was prime minister, he was close to finding a resolution with IMF representatives from their expertise and international experience.

Mustafa thinks the use of the lists should happen just by those who have been absorbed and by special law.

This is his full status:

Dear friends,
The state of Kosovo must find ways to overcome deformities with veterans' lists and the undeserved benefits of a portion of them. We have discussed this problem several times with IMF representatives since I was the prime minister of the country, and we were on a path to find solutions from expertise and their international experience. As such, the exaggeration of lists and the number of veterans should not only be a matter of prosecution and trial, even though these organs should continue without pressure to do their job. The genetics, I think, is to issue backstage clients or other interests of evidence from the responsibility of areas for people who haven't been an active part of the war. That's why we have to behave rationalally, not confuse addresses, because neither the chief prosecutor nor the former professor of subjects have swollen the lists. The use of lists must take place by those who have swollen them and by special Law. Meanwhile, abusers must respond. IM”