Even though “has claimed” with Djuriqi, VV calls VV Vucicin “a war criminal who poses in Tirana as charity”

Albania's Vetevendosje Movement Centre has held today a press conference ahead of the hotel entrance “Rogner” in Tirana, where it has placed a baner with the inscription: “Here a war criminal is coming to pose as charity”.

This message refers to the visit of President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic, on Friday in Tirana, within the Balkan “Lagen meeting”.

The chairman of the Self-Determination Movement Centre in Albania, Enis Sulstarova, said in front of the media that the government in Albania is trying to bring a war criminal like Aleksandar Vucic as a charity for those affected by the November earthquake, trying to hand over Vucic's image.

“Albanians know that the president of Serbia has been the minister of information during the time when the Milosevic regime has carried out numerous massacres in Kosovo. The Serbian army and paramilitaries have killed and massacred thousands of civilians, have not returned over 1600 people left unattended, violated 20 thousand women and girls, destroyed over 100,000 homes, stole cultural and pension funds, destroyed over 50% of tractors and livestock in Kosovo, having Serbia owe the Albanian nation over 20 billion euros in war damages”, Sstarova said.

According to him, the Vucic government continues to fight Kosovo's independence and works without stopping against the interests of the Albanian nation.

“Today that Kosovo unanimously refuses to participate in a meeting where Milosevic's minister is presented as charity, national interest tells us that the Albanian government must maintain the same stance”, he followed.

Sulstarova announced that this Friday night at five o'clock in the town of “Qemal Stafa”, in front of the Hotel “Rogner”, the Vetevendosje Movement Centre will hold a symbolic peaceful action to express opposition to Aleksandar Vucic's visit and “mini-segen of the Balkan”.

“Vucic cannot avoid justice by giving alms. He remains persona non grata for Albanians. We invite citizens to join us this Friday to unanimously express our opposition”, Sulstarova concluded.

However, two weeks ago LV official Jedal Svecla was seen at a table with the so-called director of the Office for Kosovo in Serbia's government, Marko Djuric, drinking coffee.

This event had occurred at a conference for Regional Co-operation, organised by CIG and Germany's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Svechla had argued that setting up at a table with Djuriqi was made by the organisers of this conference.

We remember that even Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti's candidate, has declared he will meet with representatives of the Serbian List, the party with which the Vetevendosje Movement rejected any co-operation. /Periscopi/