Josh asks Albin Kurt: Is Hakki Abazi worth his work in Serbia?

PDK Headship member Betim Joschi has put forth a series of questions in the direction of VV party chairman Haki Abbas after it was found that he has visited the Serbian Army archives.

Josh writes:

D ISA QUESTIONS PUBLICIA FOR ALBIN K.

He asked former Deputy Prime Minister of Kosovo, appointed by Albin K. that <>, embarrassed Hakki Abazi told him that <>.

This is the kind of majority of people you keep close to yourself, Albin K. who also appoints his deputy in government.

I found his post full of enthusiasm for “

So today I ask Vetevendosje Chairman Albin K.

>> On the VV meeting day of Hakki Abbas you mention in how many countries this man worked, but do not show that he worked in the capital of the enemy state of Kosovo, in Serbia. Why have you kept Hakki Abazi from working with the office in Belgrade?

>> Is work in Serbia an added value for you and Vetevendosje?

>> Why did you make your replacement in Government a man who worked with the office in Belgrade?

>> While you were prime minister, Kosovo lost the largest American investment project ʹ the construction of New Kosovo. Your deputy, Abazi, we all know that he was against this project along with many of his organizations, that you praise for establishing them. The loss of this billion-dollar investment helps Serbia to be the factor of the energy market in the Balkans and prevents Kosovo from becoming regional energy power. Who convinced you to go against this national power project? Do you understand that you have rejected a project that has national value for Albanians because it would create energy independence, but Albanians would also become regional energy powers?

These are just some of the many public questions I have about you.

You have to answer not for me, but for Albanians you have repeatedly lied to during these years. You've been lying before them as a patriot and holding the red and black flag, but as soon as you became prime minister, you forgot everything national and close to yourself you brought people who talked and worked constantly against the Albanian nation.