Tahiri: Kurt's reciprocity failed, fraud, and submission, he's insulting even the citizens of the Valley

Former Justice Minister Abelard Tahiri has sharply criticised dismissed Prime Minister Albin Kurti, saying the latter, except that he has violated reciprocity, but has also offended the Presevo Valley.

Tahiri has raised the question why Kurti did not condition Serbia with sending Kosovo doctors to the Valley, as Serbia brought its doctors north of the country.

Tahiri has called Kurt's action fraud, failure, and submission.

Abelard Tahiri's full reaction:

RECIPRATION CENTURY ALBIN HOW INSTARY HELPING SERBIA

For more than ten years, Albin Kurti has insisted that granting and implementing the rights of Serbs in Kosovo must be conditioned on granting and implementing the rights of Albanians in the Presevo Valley. Named one of the most oppressed minorities in Europe, Albin Kurti, for years, has raised the issue of leaving doctors and teachers from this area as a result of Serbia's systematic discrimination. He has repeatedly called on Kosovo institutions to resolve this issue.

A few days ago, meanwhile, Albin Kurti not only failed to provide as little care for the Presevo Valley, but it completely failed to preserve Kosovo's state integrity by tolerating the implementation of Serbia's and Vucic measures in the country's northern space. Furthermore, it has also formally allowed the arrival of dozens of doctors from Serbia to care for Serbs in northern Kosovo municipalities under the circumstances created by COVID19. However, he did not condition the arrival of doctors from Serbia to send Kosovo doctors to the Presevo Valley, as would the principle of reciprocity and the real need of Albanians to the Valley.

This indicates failure, deceit, and submission. This, not that it has nothing to do with reciprocity, but is also the absolute neglect and great insult to the entire Presevo Valley. Thus, the deceitful prime minister has not only violated reciprocity but tolerated violation of sovereignty in Kosovo's northern municipalities and has overlooked the serious state of the Presevo Valley of Albanians.

This fact shows just something: 50 days of government may not be enough to make major changes in the country, but they are completely enough to violate any principle and promise and prove that any morality for more than a decade has been only demagogic covering for the coming of power at any cost.

In February: For 50 days, the outgoing prime minister not only violated the country's Constitution, not only failed to preserve Kosovo's integrity throughout its territory but also overlooked the Presevo Valley, in one of the most difficult and serious circumstances it risks facing in this pandemic period.