Andy Hoti reacts after reporting that he left PDK)

The head of the Kosovo delegation for talks on missing persons' issues, Andy Hoti, has reacted after reporting that he has left the Democratic Party of Kosovo.

Hoti has considered them unacceptable and harmful to his mission of confusion caused in recent days.

Since taking office, I've made it clear and I'm repeating it again today: No one and nothing can stop me from trying to find our loved ones. Dad and 1631 other missing men forcibly during the war. I will not give up on any price, and I do not care about anyone's political attitudes or opinions, writes Hoti.

In addition, he added that political reactions and promotional campaigns have serious consequences.

“Confusion caused by recent days of trends and orchestrated attacks that culminated last night with the news of “bubble” for allegedly removing me from the Democratic Party of Kosovo is not only tragic and unacceptable, but also harmful to my human mission at the head of the Commission to whiteen the fate of our missing family. Political reactions and angry campaigns by distorting the truth have more serious consequences than my personal injury or the calculations of electoral interests on the eve of the” campaign, says Hoti.

Hoti says such attacks do no harm.

“Well, such political attacks and the unrealistic approach of some media with editing photos, do not do anybody a favor, and beyond personal damage in this case, are continuing to poison public opinion”, says Hoti.

“Taking advantage of low attacks and the promotional and lynching campaign, I deemed it necessary to address myself again: First, to thank all those who through public reactions have given the best answer to these trends, and; The second, to express deep indignation at the hongobons and inhumans who tried to put mud on my DNA, the fair fight of the Kosovo Liberation Army”, writes Hoti.

Hoti added that “understanding all those who unconsciously have punished me, such propagandistic campaigns, instead of the co-operation I am engaged in and insist on, will only continue the agony of families who for more than two decades look forward to the truth about the fate of their best loved ones”.