Black week for Kosovo: Special Act, status quo, Eliot Engelli

The fate of the two leaders attending the Washington meeting on June 27th, Alexander Vuciqi and Hashim Thaci, could not be different.

On Monday, June 22nd, it became known that elections in Serbia had been firmly won on the part of Vucinqi, who managed to get 63 per cent of the vote.

On Wednesday, June 24th, a report was published by Kosovo's Specialised Chambers in The Hague, where it became known an indictment was being warned of President Hashim Thaci, PDK President Kadri Veseli and nine other former KLA fighters.

The so-called Special Court in this form had violated its internal procedures by naming Thaci and Wessel before the indictment was approved as based by the respective judge.

The specialist actively entered a political game, thus insulting not only The KLA, with that freedom and independence of Kosovo, was also called victims (for 100 murders). Even these victims became part of this political game.

Thaci in the president's quality was headed for Washington D.C. to represent Kosovo in a meeting of enormous importance with Serbia. Avdullah Hoti, prime minister, would also attend that meeting.

With the news in question, Mr. Thaci cancelled attending the meeting and returned to Kosovo. Given the gravity of the issue on Kosovo's own state, Prime Minister Hoti also cancelled the meeting.

Public opinion in the country had different reactions to the news, but in general was more unified than ever in defence of the country's war and freedom. Even Thaci's political opponents expressed the pain of such an act that they named political é, although there was no lack of happy voices that were politically slandered.

But, at a very important moment for the country, Serbia already gained a significant advantage in diplomatic warfare. Despite “predicting innocence”, this neighbouring country will use this indictment in the aggressive campaign to revote recognitions for Kosovo independence ) by trying to extend as long as “status qo”. It seems that a large part of Albanians in Kosovo have never understood the seriousness of Serbian love for our country.

Meanwhile, another political clash between LDK and Vjosa Osmani received public attention. Osmani had asked the report on her party's leadership to see who had voted in favour and who had voted against dismissal from the post of deputy chairman and member of the leadership. This was denied by the first of LDK, Is Mustafa, who said Osman should have asked for that report himself. Where and how this vast, pathetic soap will end Osman - The LDK remains to be seen.

Another poor development for Albanians and Kosovo occurred on June 23rd. Congressman Eliot Engel lost his seat in Congress after he suffered deep in his district election by challenger Jamaal Bowman. This prompted 31 years of career in Congress being the strongest voice for Kosovo, Engel, to leave the American politics in despair.

Among other important developments is the Kosovo Assembly session, where five international agreements were expected to be voted, but that did not happen. Vetevendosje and the PDK, opposition parties, rejected these agreements that had no argument against them.

The opposition PDK party is attending another opposition course after this week accusing journalist Life Jarra of slander and insults. /Periscope