We forgot the sweat, the beating, the sacrifice: All the touching resignations of the VV activists so far

Blerim Saramati, a longtime member of the Vetevendosje Movement branch in Prizren, has resigned from the political subject because of the frustrations he has listed through a Facebook text.

He has said that his sorrows and frustrations have also addressed them in the party's local and central structures, but except that the party has been taken for granted, Saramati has said it has also been analyzed and attacked.

“The specific groups, the Chief Headship of the Centre in Prizren and Central Headship in Pristina have gone to “haram<8haram> all sweat, defeat, sacrifice and activity”, Saramati has gone to his resignation letter.

Vetevendosje Movement Activist since 2007, who was participating in the anti-expensive electricity protest, had said it would rip apart Vetevendosje's booklet.

While protesting, he says he is very disappointed with Prime Minister Kurti.

I'm a 2007 VV activist, injured by Romanians, and now I'm on my hands and you don't expect his disappointment. Here we are confronted by Romanians and injured me and I am very disappointed by Albin Kurti”, he said.

Even the publication of oil expenditures by the Parliament's deputies has prompted numerous reactions. One who has been greatly depressed with some of the names that spent large sums on oil is Vetevendosje activist Valmir Ajeti.

He has expressed disappointment that on the list of those who filled their cars with state cash are also LVV names

“Zhgeny demoralize with no LVV names on that list. Astrost, excuse us!” VV activist wrote.

During the day, even a VV activist in Prizren has been frustrated with last night's visit by Prime Minister Kurti and Chief Parliamentary Konjufca to business “Abi Charshia” in Prizren.

According to VV activist, Abi Charshia's owners are oligarchs, and over the years they have monopolized Prizren's economy and have grown and developed, serving former President Hashim Thaci, he says.

Instead of visiting activists, the oligarch is visited. For what? To thank him for working day and night to lose power of movement? For an apology? How do we apologize?

He hopes that the prime minister of the prime minister has been put in madness, accidentally finished in this facility. If this is the case, then there must be consequences for the mediator. Anyone who has driven them to madness must have consequences”, he says.

You can't pretend you haven't visited this object. Hence, the consequences are also necessary. Everything has consequences. Both words and silence. Both actions and non-actions”, Flugaj concludes.

These are just some of the activists who are disappointed with the new government of the Republic of Kosovo, otherwise there are many of them who have been disappointed with Kurti's government, which, despite the campaign, has called for the ban on nepotism, has continued to continue the action of other governments. /Enis Rrustemi л Periscopi/