4 minutes agoNow Lieburn Aliu says Thaci should write two letters
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Vetevendosje Movement MP Lieburn Aliu says President Hashim Thaci must now write two letters. The first “Letra is the notice to KPB leaders that it recognises the will of Albanians expressed on March 1nd and 2nd 1992, the fair liberation war of UCMPB and opposes political oppression, economic exploitation and cultural discrimination [...]
The first “Letra is the notice of KPB leaders that they recognise the will of Albanians expressed on March 1nd and 2nd 1992, the just liberation fight of UCMPB and oppose political oppression, economic exploitation and cultural discrimination from Serbia over eastern Kosovo. At the end of this letter Thaci should invite the political and institutional leaders of the PM to sign the” agreement, Ali wrote on Facebook, referring to the first letter Thaci has to write.
Thaci's second letter as president of the Republic, according to Ali, should be for the president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vuciq, where he announces it by his will as the president of Kosovo and wants Serbia to recognise the independent state of Kosovo, as well as accept the union of eastern Kosovo with the Republic of Kosovo.
After Vetevendosje Movement MP Lieburn Aliut's Facebook status, which sought to sign an agreement with representatives of the Presevo Valley, there has also come the reaction of President Hashim Thaci, who seems satisfied with such a request.
He has said he positively responds to an opportunity for signing such a written agreement with representatives <x0-political and legitimate of the Presevo Valley for joining Kosovo”.
MP Aliu's request is quite surprising considering that the Vetevendosje Movement has called protests with the “A people do not submit to a man” to oppose Kosovo territory negotiations by Hashim Thaci in dialogue with Serbia.
This is the full status of President Thaci:
Kosovo should support with concrete action the demands of the Albanians of Presevo, Bujanoc and Medvedja.
I positively respond to any possibility of signing a written agreement with political and legitimate representatives of the Presevo Valley for joining Kosovo.
During all this time, I have called for political unity in Kosovo for support of their demand and I wish that after my signature, all parliamentary political subjects that have gone through that requirement, will come to sign the signatures as a pledge for the adoption of the resolution initiated by political representatives of the Presevo Valley for joining Kosovo. HTH
