Thaci's adviser strikes Kurt severely: Sneaking out of Kosovo's north

President Thaci's political adviser, Adil Behraj, has hit the incumbent Prime Minister Albin Kurti severely through a reaction. This government, with this government, according to Behramaj, has decided that it is structured and under the risk of pandemic, quietly giving up on northern Kosovo, leaving it as never before since NATO's entry under Serbia's auspices.

According to him, Serbia is not giving up in this situation either, but unlike the past two decades, this time it is not even facing resistance from the Government of Kosovo. Behramaj has said how the country's executive leader, Kurti will be responsible for the silence and for this failure to meet constitutional and legal obligations.

“very slylyly, Albin Kurti is giving up northern Kosovo Republic. So thirsty and blinded by power in Pristina. He's so in love with the prime minister's armchair and attached to the boards, that at the speed of light he's filled with militants, he has forgotten that the state is not just his government's comfortable office. The state consists of four basic elements: population, territory, government and sovereignty. The first two of our physical and material character. The last two political and spiritual characters. Every worthy leader finds and implements his own art of governance in full harmony with them, because each one's bypass is an unacceptable and fatal danger to the future of each state. This government, with this government, has decided that it is structured and under the risk of pandemic, quietly giving up that part of the territory and population, leaving them as never before since NATO's entry under Serbia's auspices. So Serbia is not giving up on the territory of the Republic of Kosovo in this situation either, but unlike the past two decades, this time it is not even facing resistance from the Government of Kosovo. Not reacting, the Government of Kosovo is destroying all the progress achieved with much effort and sacrifice these 20 years in northern Kosovo. Although it has numbered days, the prime minister's resignation in office from the country's territory is unforgivable and will create difficulties for any government in the future. As the head of the country's executive, he will be responsible for this silence and for this failure to fulfill constitutional and legal obligations! ”, he wrote Behramaj.