Ymer: First let's make sure the dialogue doesn't endanger the Republic, and then who does it in boxing?

Ymer on Facebook wrote that initially the Assembly should make sure that dialogue does not endanger the Republic of Kosovo, and then we can put who in boxing.

Haradinaj stated last night that he is willing to fight physically with anyone he tells him, including Albin Kurti.

To this statement today, Vetevendosje MP Glauk Konjufca had reacted.

“Albin had with him Ramushin”, Konjufca told reporters.

Here's the whole Visar Ymer Facebook post:

It is urgent that decision-making be restored in the Republic. It's vitally important, and urgently, for the Republic's Parliament to take over its defence. Otherwise Thaci's offensive in dialogue without any mandate undermines the Republic's parliamentary character, and his deals with Vucinqi are threatening to violate territorial integrity.

The state platform for dialogue cannot be adopted differently than with 2/3 of MPs. Such a vote would give it democratic legitimacy, while the Republic provided security from and in dialogue. This state-run platform should contain the main goal and interest for our country, which is the unconditional and unconditional recognition of the Republic's independence from Serbia, and conduct strategic negotiating mechanisms and components of relations between the two states based on principles of mutual respect for sovereignty and international borders, as well as on principles of good neighborhood. Second, through the platform all political forces would pledge to preserve the unitary character of our Republic and equality of all citizens.

But with 2/3 of MPs must be mandated, the negotiating team, which exclusively would represent the Republic of Kosovo in the dialogue, responsible for implementing the platform's guiding principles and obliged to negotiate only within it. This negotiating team, mandated by the Parliament, responds only to him, negotiates transparently and is monitored by the Parliament at each stage of dialogue through mechanisms designed specifically for this monitoring.

Thus, the Assembly would have the opportunity to make sure that dialogue with Serbia does not endanger the Republic and that it is used to advance its rights and interests. Otherwise, we risk a lot and win nothing.

And then we can put somebody in boxing. /Periscopi/