Basha Rama: No matter how much you hide behind the loose language, you cannot make amnesty to the past

Former Democrat Lulzim Basha has responded to Prime Minister Edi Rama's statement to parliament regarding the draft resolution to condemn the Serbian genocide in Kosovo.

Basha said that no matter how much Rama is behind the language he uses in parliament, he cannot make a minister over the past, as according to him, it risks repeating unless convicted.

“Albania can have no higher interest and nothing more sacred than Kosovo's interest. There will be no sustainable regional co-operation without condemning the Serbian genocide. , Over the years, there have been attempts to manipulate facts and escape truths. Dic Martyt's report is fake, and it is now clear that Serb structures are behind it.

The latest step was the plan to eliminate physical from the Serbian facility to hide traces and again blame Kosovo. Truth cannot be hidden. The KLA war was a fair fight in the face of the Milosevic regime's aggression and crimes. No one can equate the victim with the aggressor. No one can equate the fair fight with massacres and genocide. The KLA war had NATO at its side because it was a fair war.

genocide was being carried out against Albanians. This parliament, men and women, does not put their heads in the sand like ostriches. They must not hesitate to vote on this genocide sentence. This is not intended to remain hostages of the painful past but to pave the way for the future. Any other attitude towards Serbia. Though he is behind the loose language, he is an amnesty to the past that is at risk of repeating itself if he is not condemned. We are at the side of Kosovo's” efforts, Basha said.