Second time Kadri Veselin seriously disputes Hashim Thaci

Even one of his closest people, to whom he left the front chair of the Democratic Party of Kosovo, Kadri Wessel, is no longer supporting him in his policies. And sometimes you even oppose it.

The second serious opposition to Thaci's efforts to move an agenda forward came today from Wessel, rejecting the president's idea to move Kosovo's borders into an agreement he claims to reach with Serbia in the dialogue in Brussels.

For weeks President Thaci has been intensifying the efforts through the media presence of daily conferences to make his idea of exchanging territories with Serbia acceptable. While Thaci speaks only of the Presevo Valley, which says he must join Kosovo, he does not talk about what Kosovo should give Serbia in return. If Thaci thinks that Serbia will take the valley without a reverse, then it would be ridiculous and the fact that Serbia gives nothing for free, but takes more than it belongs, knows the president himself.

Apart from the LDK's Lutfi Haziri, Thaci has received no support from anyone else in this idea. But no objections, full of them.

In an opinion Kadri Wessel has chosen to publish in the Express Journal, it has finally been declared on the dispute over the exchange of territories, writes Periscopi.

He has made it clear that he opposes this idea by saying: “under no circumstances, partitioning Kosovo will not be the subject of Dialogue. Kosovo will go to Dialog, so that its finale produce an internationally binding agreement that brings recognition to Kosovo, the seating of the UN and accelerating the path of Euro-Atlantic integration.

This is our joint agenda, with the US and the EU. There will be no partition of Kosovo. No matter what.

The division of Kosovo is one of Serbia's old claims, which have ended once and for all in 1999. Kosovo has nothing to give.

Kosovo is an independent and sovereign state, and its territorial integrity is inconsistent. Kosovo will enter the UN, NATO and the EU at its borders of independence. ”

So it's quite the opposite of what Thaci says and claims, except for the intention to achieve Serbia's recognition. But Serbia's recognition according to Thaci's ways would probably cost Kosovo a lot.

However, first The PDK has long cooled reports with Thaci. It's often said that inside The PDK already has divisions and that they exist two taxis -- Wessel's and Thaci's.

Veselin Thaci had also opposed it last year, when the latter had suddenly launched an attempt to abolish the decision to establish the Special Court in Kosovo.

While Thaci had activated all his potential political influence to end this job, Wessel had come up with a reaction writing: “at least in the world has deserved Kosovo to happen, but it will happen even though there are hundreds of arguments that speak against it! It's the injustice being done in the name of justice!

Pack-a-a-lot, this reaction had put an end to these Special Extinction efforts. /Periscopi/