Milaim Zeka boycotts the extraordinary session: I have family and other obligations

According to him, such a thing is not right, as MPs have other obligations.

He has even criticized that no one is informing reporters exactly what is happening.

There's no competent man coming up to tell reporters exactly what's going on. I have a family and I have other obligations. Today I'm publicly saying I'm not coming back tonight to vote. In protest I will personally record this session today. Let them reflect that we cannot move forward in this way by discussing major things for Kosovo. Let someone come out and say we can't move ahead of business that we're being blackmailed by the Serbian List”, Zeka said.

Otherwise, the extraordinary session has been called to vote proposals for the negotiating team in talks with Serbia, which at the top is proposed to be Fatmir Limaj.