Mustafa after Costet's statement of Kurt's Association: Now the mighty men of violence mean

Mustafa has said that association is the obligation stemming from the 2013 First Agreement, ratified with the Law with the votes of 2/3 of MPs, at the time, as the International Agreement.

On the other hand, the former prime minister said that even the Constitutional Court with its Act of Justice has concluded that this 2013 agreement should be implemented.

“is the obligation stemming from the 2013 First Agreement ratified with the Law with the votes of over 2/3 of MPs as the International Agreement. Even the Constitutional Court with the Act of Justice has concluded that this Agreement (of 2013) should be implemented”, Mustafa told Reporter.net.

Among other things, Mustafa stressed that Kurti Government must either annul the Law on the ratification of the first Agreement, where, according to him, the foundation of Vetevendosje Zajednica (when in opposition) and now the Association (when in power), or implement it.

“Now Government must either annul the Law on the ratification of the First Agreement, where the foundation of the VV Zayednica (as in opposition) is set for now the Association (when in power) or implement”, Mustafa said.

Also, former LDK chief Mustafa has stinged Vetevendosje's movement, saying that now “trims of violence mean”, alluding to the protests Albin Kurti's party had staged over the years to oppose Association.

“Ambassador Costnett on behalf of the United States is saying he has to implement it, because how do I know he's telling him that the story started with you? Now the valiant men of violence mean”, he said.

Minutes ago, US Ambassador to Kosovo Philip Costett told a Serbian media that Kosovo has the obligation to form the majority Serbian Commission Association.

He said the story did not start on the day Kurti Government was formed.

“I think the United States really believes Kosovo has an obligation to form the Association of Serb majority municipalities. History didn't start on the day Kurt's government was formed, and we believe that countries are obliged to comply with the agreements and vows previously made... I know some people have said that we've made enough compromises, it's up to someone else to compromise. It's not a very productive way to move forward”, Costett told Radio Contact Plus. /