2 minutes agoKLA OVL does not rule out the possibility of protests to reject special invitations
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)Migen Shala deputy chairman of O VL KLA, has said it believes Prime Minister Haradinaj will prove his innocence at the Special Court. The one in KTV's interactive office said that the special invitation for Haradinaj has taken them by surprise. We don't have a day. He doesn't have a day. Today is [...]
The one in KTV's interactive office said that the special invitation for Haradinaj has taken them by surprise.
We don't have a day. He doesn't have a day. We are sorry because for the second time, he resigns from the prime minister's position. We have said that the Special Court is unacceptable, but our petition has run into deaf ears by MPs”, he says.
According to him, the prime minister's resignation is manhood, for it says it has proven that the nation is more important.
He has added further that he does not know whether President Thaci and Chief Prime Minister Veselin or anyone else will go to Special Chambers.
“We've also received information from Bislem Officeing through the media, we haven't been notified, even though he's a member of the Society, and he's probably caught a surprise of”, he points out.
He added further that they have no information if Sokol Basota is also invited by the Special.
Shala says she will be seen in the coming days that the UCK war will be clean.
According to him, Serbian crimes should be condemned, not UCK soldiers.
“We as OVL have been for a local court but are expected to be seen in the following days”, he says.
As for protests, he says they have not held so far for any general called by the Special, though, does not rule out protests in the coming days.
“Formes have been exhausted because we have asked a petition to the Special Court for my removal, we will in various ways oppose it”, he said, adding that someone is suffering more and someone less the price of freedom.
Shala has said OVL is not surprised with special invitations, adding that this court is unilateral.
He has not wanted to comment on statements by historian Jusuf Bujowi, who in the KTV's Rubik said the KLA war has not been clean.
The “for us is unacceptable because the KLA has not committed crime or murder, with which the prosecution should be taken. We still don't know who made those murders. For us it is unacceptable even for the organisation it is unacceptable, but let it remain on its conscience”, he said.
He has said the government has decided to help those called by the Special Court.
Meanwhile, talking about veterans' lists, he says that in the organisation they accept anyone who goes with veterans' certificates.
He says there are close to 400,000 people involved in the organisation.
“There are not 60 thousand veterans, there is a speculation being”, he says, adding that he was asked by the prosecution how many members they are and they have handed him over.
