Kurti-Stoltenberg meeting: In 2020, it called for Thaci's dismissal for exchanging letters with his predecessor

Albin Kurti had become Kosovo's prime minister for the first time in early February 2020. Twenty days after he came to power, he had appeared before the people to talk about a “object that President Hashim Thaci had made while he was prime minister.

He demanded that Thaci be fired as president, after pledging to NATO that he would not use Kosovo forces to enter the country's north.

“There is enough evidence to provide the prima facie conclusion that President Thaci, then prime minister, had committed serious violations of the Constitution of Kosovo and that these violations justify the initiative of a constitutional procedure to remove it from the president's position,” said Kurti.

The prime minister referred to a letter swap of April 19, 2013, between then Prime Minister Thaci and then NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen.

Kurti had claimed that the agreement in question gave KFOR's peacekeeping mission in Kosovo, the veto power for shares planned by KSF in the country's north.

It is not known what will be the topic of discussion between the descendants of Rasmussen, Stoltenberg and the descendants of Thaci, Kurti. What is known is that in the communiqué issued by NATO, Prime Minister Kurti has not referred to him at all as prime minister. /Periscope