Hoti calls Haradin two-faced: Nearly led the country into civil war with demarcation, and later voted it out

The chief of the Democratic League of Kosovo Parliamentary Group, Abdullah Hoti, has been tough enough in his recent statements on developments in the Kosovo Assembly, writes Periscopi.

He has said that with the failure to hold the extraordinary session called by the opposition, the country's Constitution has been violated. Hoti, among other things, has said today is a critical day for the country, but that the LDK will be in charge of office.

When asked whether this is the tactic of power to postpone the opposition parties' session, Hoti appeared confused, but later said this situation was similar to that when the government was voted into agreement with the Serbian List.

He has added that the final goal of the position is to fragment Kosovo. While questioned about Haradinaj's stances, he has said he was willing to bring the country into civil war for demarcation, which he later voted for, implying he could change attitudes again. /Periscopi