Surroi knows where the VV's are, attacking the LDK even after the VV deal was violated.

He has rightly said that the priority should be in this fight against the Coronavirus crisis, and not the collapse of the government but guilty of such a event makes the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), whose agreement for co-ordination was violated by Prime Minister Kurti.

With ridiculous reasoning, Kurt dismissed him from the position of Minister Agim Veliun, writes Periscope.

“The expression of no-confidence against Qeveri for particular political interests (posal of a ministry, dyvergence about free trade with Serbia, differences over the Thaci-Wukic, Special Court) agreement is an important political act, but it is a secondary act in the face of the obligation to fight Devov-19. ” writes Surroi.

He forgets that it was Kurti who provoked such a flow of events with the dismissal yesterday, while earlier days he had blamed the LDK for failing to gradually withdraw the tax by openly misleading the opinion.

The following is his full status:

CEV THE ENVIOUS OF PUN

1. The public interest that every other special interest (political, or other) today is the fight against the greatest crisis mankind has known in the 20th century. The institutions of the Republic of Kosovo, led by its government, are successfully protecting this public interest.
2. The expression of no-confidence to the Government for particular political interests (the establishment of a ministry, dyvergence over free trade with Serbia, differences over the Thaci-Wukicic agreement, special court) is an important political act, but it is a secondary act in addition to the obligation to fight COVID19.
3. Even in the event of a no-confidence vote, the government headed by A. Kurti is obliged to continue the work of protecting Kosovo from COVIDD19 and the consequences of this global pandemic in all segments of society (health, economy, education, etc).
4. Distrusting with this government is only a political act of warning that there will once be another government. The next government, according to initiators and supporters of the no-confidence motion, must come to resolve the particular political problems (the position of that minister, dilemmas about free trade and others) at the moment it receives its new mandate from Kosovo citizens in early elections.
5. So even in the event of no confidence, it becomes a homeland assignment for political parties represented in the Parliament to support the Government of the Republic of Kosovo in office in the primary fight against the COVID19 pandemic and its social consequences.
6. The Constitution of the Republic of Kosovo provides guarantees for continuing the work of the Government of the Republic of Kosovo until the establishment of conditions for holding free elections.