Kurti's adviser comes to the defense of Szezen Gashi, MPs from other parties call him a big bandie.

Elvis Hoxha, adviser to incumbent Prime Minister Albin Kurti, spoke after the dismissal of Shkelzen Gashi from the councillor's position, following his statement on alleged KLA crimes.

Hoxha has said Gashi is only one person and could be hit, as there is no power to do harm or good.

But, according to him, 80 MPs are a large gang that is hurting Kosovo.

Hoxha has said they can make painful deals, as they did with demarcation with Montenegro and with the Proto vicinity.

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I didn't see a protest with the NLA March against MPs who donated the war to an international Sui generis court. I understand. Shkelzen Gashi is a person.

We even hit him because we know he has no power either to do us good or to do us harm.

And those 80 MPs are a big band. They can do harm. They're not making a mess of them. They can give the territory of Kosovo, but they are 80. They can make the motion. They're 80. They can make painful deals. They're always a gang. And with the band, it doesn't. They can throw the government into crisis, we know who the interest is. But they're a big band.

And since they didn't rise up against them for the Pronto anti-state relatives, there's finally a case when we can imbue a brave guy and we can do it again. That we're out of here. Is there any other solitary fool to say something about giving up territories to Montenegro? We run against him and save him from the disgrace that we did not receive from him for the visas we gave him.