Kurt ignored it, silence Isa Mustafa, who demanded complete tax removal

Yesterday, the LDK leader came out against Prime Minister Albin Kurti's position, which made it known at the media conference for partial tax removal, demanding its immediate removal, as America requires.

“No one is convinced that Kosovo forces Serbia to recognise it through the fee. But the overwhelming majority are convinced that the US, in the first place, and the EU can convince Serbia through the process of dialogue, to recognise the state of Kosovo. I want to believe that tomorrow's Assembly of the Parliament will give support to the Government and Prime Minister Kurti to lift the tariff. Take it off like the United States are looking for. I am not sure that any of the parliamentary groups or deputies of the Parliament or government have found a stronger, more meritier and more dedicated partner than the US for Kosovo state and citizenship. Nor was a path more hopeful than that of European and Euro-Atlantic integration” written among other things Mustafa.

But Prime Minister Kurti ignored the ruling partner today -- this case LDK leader Mustafa -- after taking his stand for partial tax removal.

Kurt even retaliated in a way against Mustafa, saying it's not a good approach, a statement or anything.

I believe that it's not the right approach or the whole one off, or you get off, so I believe that my attitude is right to move forward, not entirely or out, if now or never, so our approach is the one that's practically put us on the offensive, the measures that put us on the defensives, where you should be turned into a castle that defends you in the circle it's wrong, there's a lot wiser versions to achieve the attitudes that you want even more than you're going to have until now, when you say at the session today.

Although several hours have left this statement by Kurti, the first of the LDK, Mustafa, has kept silent and has not said a word after he ignored Kurti, writes Reporter.net.

While in a line with Isa Mustaf has been expressed by US Ambassador to Germany Richard Green, who has declared that the removal of the fee would be a wonderful beginning and great progress.

A very good thread. Isa Mustafa is a brave leader. Removing the fee tomorrow would be a wonderful start of much more progress and would move quickly. But economic development cannot be brought forward until tariffs” are removed, Grenelli wrote on Twitter.