Fatmir Limaj Kurti for the north: Never speak the last word

He says that at this time, when the police's effectiveness is in the north, some things should not be said. Yet, he criticises the government's decision.

“Tonight I'd like to talk more about this subject. I have a lot to say, but I'm going to stop myself from saying a lot of things about the fact that we have guys there. We have Special Unit carrying out the duties their directors have been told. Out of respect for those who are there and who are in charge of the task, I invite you to be careful when we discuss the situation there. Otherwise, what we're seeing, such action is taken when you have plan B. You must have two-three scenarios to adapt to and act on the scenarios. I think we haven't had a plan B so far. A popular word in Kosovo is very widespread when we say the last word is not said first. Even the last action you don't have to do first. The government seems to have done this. Entering reciprocity of license plates is an appropriate act without a doubt. But implementation should go as in the White Land and Merdare”, he says.

approach Limaj says Kosovo police have had to be sent as the last option and the introduction of them from the start was wrong.

We know there's one or two more hot spots. You had to go with a little more force than usual and implement the decision. If there were problems, there would be enough time for other solutions and diplomatic routes. We could say we had problems implementing a state decision. There's no need for tension. It had to be tested to the end. Special Unit had to go into effect after the blockade. It's the highest operating unit after the KSF. So I said the last action doesn't take first”, he's done.