Jesus Mustafa explodes: Faithful Bislimi could open up the nonsense of people who were puffed up after war, nothing else.

After these meetings in Brussels, Deputy Prime Minister Besnik Bislimi has said the Serbian side has agreed to open all archives. But Bislim was hired to open Kosovo archives for KLA.

The Serbian side has said they agree to open all archives. All archives, according to them, mean that even open Kosovo state archives dealing with the KLA. I think it's in our interest at first because most of the mass cemetery where it claims it's the remaining parts of over 1,600 citizens in these graveyards, of which information is mainly the military archives of Serbia”, she said.

Bislim's statement caused great grief in the country because it acknowledged the existence of an archive that is not believed to exist and that it energises the Serbian side's claim that the KLA has been able to commit war crimes.

Former Kosovo Prime Minister Isa Mustafa in a proposal for Infosot.com calls action inappropriate because in this case They have agreed that the aggressor and the victim equal, which, Mustafa calls unfair and terrible.

Our delegation can open up the nonsense and prides of some individuals who wrote after the war book and nothing else. But such pledge has seriously damaged Kosovo and the liberation war, because they have accepted the aggressor's draw with the victim, which is unfair and terrible“, Mustafa said.

The former LDK chairman says he is not sure whether Kosovo has archives that Bislim has spoken about, since Serbia has been a state and has carried out war and massacres with state politics.

“I am not sure that Kosovo has such archives and that there is something to open. Serbia has been a state, and war has been fought, even massacres, with state politics. We don't!“

The goal points out that during the time of Kosovo's prime minister, it has made it clear to the internationals that Kosovo seeks answers from Serbia to the missing and the found, as it explains how KM “cannot assume responsibility as prime minister to provide answers and information about no Serb or other unknowns, because as a state we have no evidence of any such events“.

“While I was prime minister I made it clear to the internationals that we ask Serbia for answers to our missing and found, but that I cannot assume responsibility as prime minister to provide answers and information to any Serb or other people, because as a state, we have no evidence of any such event“, concludes Isa Mustafa.