Mustafa cut it off by saying only one more meeting, Ahaz tells Periscope that it takes “and an entire meeting”

But, the Democratic League of Kosovo, has not seen Albin Kurti's party bid as a solution, while in response it has sent the LVV a counter-offer, writes Periscopi.

The LDK has proposed to LVV, among other things, that the post of prime minister meets this party until the president's election, while then again the post of chairman of the Assembly returns LVV.

LDK Chairman Isa Mustafa warned a recent meeting with LVV leader Albin Kurtin as crucial to reaching the agreement for co-governance.

These developments appear to have removed even more potential coalition partners, as with public statements, both sides have indicated that each other's bids are unacceptable.

Now, it is up to the Vetevendosje Movement to invite the next meeting, since the last one has submitted the proposal is LDK.

Contacted by Periscope, LVV deputy Kurti's nominee to Kosovo Deputy Prime Minister Haki Abazi has said he does not know when there will be a meeting between LVV and LDK.

But Abazi disagrees with LDK leader Isa Mustafa for the next meeting to be the last among the two leaders of the two parties.

Ahaz feels that a next meeting would be necessary that would represent attitudes toward forming a coalition.

I don't know if there's any meeting, of the discussions it's clear that LVV called for the meeting, to get me closer to both positions because even LVV's offer and LDK's offer are presented at the last meeting. I see as necessary the next meeting to see these two offers at the table and to approach the” positions, Ahaz told Periscope.

We remember that the public discour of both parties has recently hardened.

Last night LV deputy chairman Besnik Bislimi has said that during the LDK's Agim Veliu negotiating meetings, he said adhuronijini had nothing of this.

Agim Veliu on the other hand said faithful Bisilmi is lying./Periscopi/B . Hoti/