Krasniqi: Kurti has no option but to give the LDK what it wants

He says Albin Kurti is in the hands of Isa Mustaf and LDK.

Krasniqi in an interview for the newspaper “The new age” has said that the so-called political movements of Albin Kurti and his party are not entirely rational.

And now that Albin Kurti has been decreed as mandated, playing space and pressure is limited. Now he himself is under pressure. If the LDK does not respond positively, it simply cannot become prime minister. That is exactly what Lutfi Haziri stated, which Kurti's candidacy is passing through LDK offices”, Krasniqi said, adding that Kurti and LV already have no option but to give the LDK what it wants, or miss the chance for Kurti to become prime minister.

Professor Krasniqi has said the task of President Hashim Thaci is to find opportunities for the country not to go into unnecessary elections, which not only devote much money but also waste too much time. So, I think it's possible to form a government without the LV-free Kurt, but for that it's also required that the LDK remove the naïve red lines that it's unpolitically placed on”, he says.

Krasniqi does not rule out the possibility of international sector intervention, particularly the US, to help form new institutions. “It would be best to reach agreements without international interference. This would mark some maturity of our political elite. But if they haven't reached that maturity, it's better to help internationals than end up in collapse and anarchy. But what international? I personally think that only the US administration can help, which is our sponsor, and only it has a strategic clarity regarding Kosovo. No, sorosi and the campaign similar to it, which have occult projects towards Kosovo and Albanians”, it has indicated.

In the event there is no formation of the new government, Krasniqi foresees social unrest. “Rresicus from login to collapse is already a victim. Since the government closes in March, then it is clear that the entire public sector is blocked, but in that case, consumption falls, and so does the private sector. Beyond that, there may be social unrest, which, in a country that has no effective government, can hardly be controlled”, Krasniqi has declared.