Former LDK deputy begged Mustafa: Don't ruin the coalition, it's not the right time now

Former LDK deputy Adem Salihaj has appealed to LDK chairman Isa Mustafa not to rush the collapse of Kurti Government.

Saliaj, says that for now it is not the right time to question the government's coalition and stability.

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I prefer to President Isa Mustafa to be careful and cautious in making decisions. It's heavy times and it takes maximum discretion.
The collapse of the government and the announcement of the state of emergency would give President Hashim Thaci dangerous competencies, which he would use to sign the Kosovo partition agreement.
There are many signs that this haste concerns the plan for partitioning Kosovo and the loss of Trepca.
Future shareholders of those 5$ 00 billion of Trepca's wealth may also be individuals in the United States.
It is not an appropriate time to question the coalition and the government's stability. The collapse of the coalition in the situation when the biological existence of our people is threatened would be suicidal. In this situation, when we do not know whether we will be alive for a few days or weeks, it cannot be at all current and pressing the issue of talks with Serbia. First let's get through this situation, then we'll deal with other issues.
The LDK does not make it the same way with Hashim Thaci, PDK and the Serbian List.
This position in the past has cost the LDK and Kosovo dearly.
Our friendship with the United States has never been asked, nor should it be questioned. Friendship with the US is vital for Kosovo's existence.
But it should not be forgotten that not all in the US are Kosovo lovers.
Bolton, Perdue... but others... were and are followers of changing borders, of partitioning Kosovo. In the US, we need to understand, there is the Serb lobby, not just the Albanian one.
The LDK should not be in service of these dangerous deals.
The fate of any of us apart cannot be more important than the fate of the entire Kosovo.
The collapse of this government, which expresses the will of Kosovo's citizens and the establishment of a government with the PDK, will necessarily lead to the realisation of the plan for partitioning Kosovo.
I also appeal to MPs from all parties without exception, to be cautious and not endanger the state, but to the very being of Kosovo. The collapse of the government and the state of emergency would have catastrophic consequences and would mark the end of Kosovo as a state.