Opposition says PDK can testify in Parliament if it opposes Thaci's adventures

Chairman The PDK, Kadri Wessel today, has said they oppose partitioning Kosovo and that no one has the legitimacy to bargain with Serbia.

Kosovo is a state that is recognised by the United States and the most powerful Western states. That is irreversible fact. Our attitude is clear. We are against discussions on these” issues, he has declared.

Wessel has even accused the opposition that through the extraordinary hearing called on September 4th, great damage is being done to Kosovo.

” Calling the extraordinary session for partitioning Kosovo is the biggest damage caused to Kosovo by the opposition. The legitimacy of this agreement is insinuate, scenario outside the interests of the country and the international community. The PDK estimates that establishing this topic will harm Kosovo in dialogue, and will give arguments to those who want to partition Kosovo. ”, Vessel declared, reports Periscope.

But with scepticism, these statements by the leader of the largest parties in office have welcomed the opposition.

The head of the LDK Parliamentary Group, Avdullah Hoti, through a Facebook post, has said Kadri Wessel's statements are delayed, also calling him a accomplice in the damage being done to the country.

The further co-operation of the state of Kosovo in the international arena has been greatly damaged by President Thaci's non-religious actions in exchange for territories with Serbia. New recognitions and membership in international organisations have been fully stopped. Virtually, Kosovo's foreign minister is in vain in his office. Today's PDK chairman statements are delayed. He is an accomplice to this damage done to the state of Kosovo, as he has never raised his voice for these actions against the state of Kosovo by President Thaci. He wrote Hoti on Facebook.

On the other hand, Social Democratic Party deputy (PSD) Frasher Krasniqi has responded to Wessel's statement that through the extraordinary session, the opposition is doing the biggest damage to Kosovo.

Krasniqi asks what they are hiding so much about the Kosovo-Serbia border issue, which according to him are afraid of public discussion.

While talking about partitioning Kosovo, in a completely nontransparent dialogue, for Kadri Veselin the biggest damage the country can become is a session in the Parliament! What are they hiding so desperately that they are so afraid of public discussion? If everything is okay with dialogue, why are they so afraid of parliamentary debate? Have we not always been told that political issues should be resolved in the Assembly? He wrote Krasniqi on Facebook.

Periscop has also contacted Deputy Alternative Ilir Deda, who expects the PDK to vote on the opposition resolution in the Parliament. According to Deda, this way The PDK will testify it opposes Thaci's advancements for dividing and correcting borders with Serbia.

If the PDK really opposes Thaci's adventures with partition/reforming borders on Kosovo's borders, then it will vote the opposition resolution in the country. So it will enable the complete refusal of Hashim Thaci's destructive insinuations, Deda said of Periscope.

Periscop has attempted to contact even some of Vetevendosje's deputies, but they have not responded. It was just Deputy Ismail Kurteshi who told Periscop he wasn't running much today.

We remember Thaci's idea is not getting support either from the country's prime minister, Ramush Haradinaj, who is coming up almost every day with statements contrary to the first state.

While President Thaci continues not to back off from his idea that the final peace agreement between Kosovo and Serbia could include the correction of the border, on the other hand, just as much stoic continues to be on his idea, Prime Minister Haradinaj, contradicting Thaci and his idea with the agreement that touching the borders could bring, as he has expressed the new “tragedy in the Balkans”.

Prime Minister Haradinaj has today called on international partners to oppose, as he has said, devastating “ides and not allow them to reach the decision-making table”.

Even the internationals, including the US and the European Union, have come up with statements opposing any border change, with the argument that new turmoil could arise in the Balkans.

The opposition has called an extraordinary session for next Tuesday, where it is expected to be discussed the idea of partitioning Kosovo. On the other hand, opposition parties have warned protests on 7 September, the day the presidents of two states -- Hashim Thaci and Aleksandar Vuciq -- are expected to meet for continuing dialogue in Brussels.

Thaci has said that in the dialogue he will talk about the possibility of joining Presevo, Medvedja and Bujanoc with the territory of Kosovo./Periscopi/