Haziri for “humanitarian crisis” in the north: Government not to improvise on humanitarian aid in the North, NGOs must act

Haziri's show on the “daily confrontation” with journalist Muhamet Hajrullahu in Telegrafi.com has also talked about other political developments in the country, the humanitarian crisis in the north, the motion for the collapse of the Government, elections within the LDK, and lack of drinking water in Gjilan.

Haziri has said he is making political noises and that decisions that are not in accordance with the Constitution are being made.

The Constitutional Court's decision of dialogue and the negotiating team has proved strange decisions are being made. From this decision has fallen the framework, the principles of dialogue negotiations. He fell like a tower of cards. PAN has returned to where it belongs The PDK returns to the presidency, for the AAK to the prime minister, even though this has distanced itself from dialogue. It is a new decision because it returns to the Government, and the prime minister can seek constitutional role in this situation. But it's not the environment to continue dialogue”, he said.

According to him, this is the result of institutional non-coordination.

What we've produced this year is that we've shown ourselves to the EU, we've caused tense relations with the department that has a major role. This is the result of institutional non-coordination. Unable to keep LDK and VV close at an institution to have a role in dialogue, they have sent invitations. But such invitations have not been sincere. It was political pragmatism”, Haziri said.

Among other things, he has said the consequence of the dialogue has made Serbia prepare with its plans, as is the plan for “humanitarian crisis” in the north.

The behaviour of Serbs in northern Kosovo is prepared and warned earlier. Serbia, contrary to the tariff, has said it will take concrete action. Production of an artificial humanitarian crisis, manipulation of measures when it comes to Serbs is stable, and this is deepening. I had said that the government would not improvise with humanitarian aid, these political forces don't sell. NGOs should act. It takes civic solidarity, not the minister who places the fee goes and sends them flour and other packages. The state has to intervene, there is reserve funds, it should not allow this scenario for the crisis to occur because this is security and the tendency is to destabilise security”, he said.