Kryezhu thinks Kurt wanted to escape the responsibilities awaiting him

According to Kryeziu, Veliu's dismissal, LDK deputy chairman, had become outside any practice that could be placed by two parties in a coalition or partnership.

I think Vetevendosje has made some steps-on mistakes that I don't know were intentional on Kurt's part, or ideas on what it intended. As for Veliu's dismissal... He was an unknown man, resigned from office as mayor and was vice president of the subject. Kurti did not respect any partnership rule on how coalitions and procedures are made for dismissal. His disregard for Mr. Veliu's case prompted the most severe confrontation that would normally have no choice. We're talking about the party that had withdrawn him from the municipality, his deputy mayor, and the way he left with messages after he decided, is out of the practice that two parties can establish a partnership. This was a public breach, often I think maybe it's Kurt's strategy, we can discuss whether it was to withdraw from the responsibilities awaiting Kosovo. We can see in some variations, if we have pre-advanced deadlines on when the Kosovo issue can be resolved and the buying of time has been able to move to the strategic political environment what can be produced in the US elections. The buying of time could be a strategy for fleeing the current responsibility for the issue of dialogue and agreement with Serbia and giving itself time to come to a more calm political situation. There are indicators, even though it might be speculation. I can't understand Kurt that after 10 years the opposition comes to power and does such action that you can't find anywhere in partnership building practices”, Kryeziu said at Descu of TIME.

He has also commented on why Kurt said he had to dismiss Veliun. According to Kurti, Veliu was fired because he was opposed to the government's stance not to declare a state of emergency and thereby supporting President Thaci's idea.

“Veliu would not even be able to declare the state of emergency and we could go toward practice so that a minister would not express his attitude, even against the government. S'ca after action, just saying”, Kryeziu said.

Kurti was ousted from the prime minister's post on March 25th after the LDK launched the no-confidence motion. On Wednesday 3 June, the LDK took over the government, making it Prime Minister Avdullah Hotin after the Constitutional Court declared constitutional decree by which it gave way to the second party in the last election to govern.