Special Court spokeswoman says they have mandated to work until all things are done.

This issue, in addition to calls from KLA war veterans' leaders, is expected to complicate even more the fact that at the head of the Kosovo government will come, Albin Kurti, one of the biggest opponents of the Special.

The Special Court's work impasse, however, will be difficult to implement, when remembering the reaction of foreign embassies in Kosovo, especially that of the US, at the end of December 2017, after the AAKA PDK's initiative to undo such an institution.

And that the Special Court's mandate will be continued until this institution completes all its work, says the spokeswoman for the Specialised Chambers of Kosovo”, Angela Greep.

Greep says the continuation of the Special mandate after five years has been appointed by law and approved in the Assembly of the Republic of Kosovo.

The “is set by law and approved by the Kosovo Assembly that K mandate SC/ The SPO will continue after five years, until Kosovo is announced by the Council of the European Union that the investigations are complete and that all procedures of the Specialised Chambers have been conducted”, Greep told Express.

Greep says the work of this Court does not depend on political developments in the Republic of Kosovo.

Kosovo's “Specialised Chambers are focused on implementing their mandate in accordance with the law adopted for Specialised Chambers, Specialised Prosecutor's Office and Constitutional Amendment, despite political developments in Kosovo”, it has ended.

Specialised Chambers Manager Angela Greep

And that does not depend on the continuation of the special mandate by the Kosovo government and the Parliament, Kosovo lawyer Mejim Krvenshi says.

Kurveshi says that the European Union decides that.

The additional five-year-old mandate does not depend on the will of either our government or parliament”, he said.

The heads of the KLA Veterans Organisation have emerged for not continuing the work of the Special Court.

The head of this organisation, Hysni Gucati, has said Kurt must keep the dangerous promise to abolish the Special Court.

Meanwhile, the deputy chairman of this organisation, Nasim Haradinaj, has said he hopes Kosovo Parliament deputies will not vote for the continuation of the special mandate.

I am very optimistic that in 2020 no Special Court mandate will be continued. I believe MPs will become aware. I appeal to the upcoming deputies not to be choired and vote on the continuation of this court. This is an ethnic court, it's a racist court”, Haradinaj said in RTK.

That he will raise his voice for not continuing his Special Court mandate, Kosovo lawyer Arian Koci has said so.

There are indicators that are in the final phase, the investigation of these days, even though it cannot be guaranteed anything because we now have an unusual investigation of 7-8 years long, so no one can exactly predict when the investigation will end and in what form the evental executions will arise. However, if this continues to be the case with the special court, so-called, I'll be loud so that next year the mandate will not be extended. Above all, the same cases have been addressed by The Hague Tribunal, the UNMIK Court as the international court, the EULEX Court and local courts”, Koci had said.

Regarding this issue three days ago, the leader of the Vetevendosje Movement, who is expected to land on the government's first chair soon.

He has said it is currently not possible to be abolished, as 2/3 of the votes in the Assembly are needed.

The Special Court cannot be undone without 2/3 because by 2/3 it was amended, our Constitution with the famous administration 24, with which the foundation path of this building was opened, which I don't know how we can undo when it didn't become”, Kurti said.

Furthermore, Albin Kurti has said Kosovo no longer needs courts “special” but normal court.

We need normal courts not only for a special court. We had the special UNMIK court, the EULEX special court. No more specials, this is a special court. I also think we need normal courts that judge both war crimes and peace crimes, no matter who did them. But it is known that the state of Serbia has mostly done. We also need bold prosecutors, as well as a prosecutor released from the executive, which we have not seen so far”, has been put away by Kurti.

The five-year term of the Special Court will expire on 30 June 2020. To date, more than 200 members of the Kosovo Liberation Army have been invited to interview as witnesses, while more than 200 members of the Kosovo Liberation Army have been warned that during this month the first charges would be filed. However, Specialised Prosecutor Christopher Bennett's spokesman has declined to provide operational and timeline details for possible charges.