Haliti: Northern municipalities mayors could help intensify the situation

According to him, these heads can help by resigning.

We've sent the Special Unit to save two people from eating flies there. If Europe and America tell you to remove them from the municipalities and leave them in another country, let them exercise their duty. I'm here for these mayors to voluntarily say that they are willing to resign to help reinforce the situation. They know that tomorrow when elections are held they will no longer be elected mayor”, he said.

According to him, it is possible that Prime Minister Albin Kurti is provoking the elections in order to win 2/3 of the Kosovo Parliament.
I believe that Mr. Kurt is likely to provoke elections. If he believes there will be more votes than he received the first time, which will have 2/3 of the Kosovo Parliament covered by his subject, he can claim to do whatever he wants. Mr. Kurt, if this goes on, there may be problems even within his own” party, he has said.

He has said that all of Kosovo's <x0-political people have tried to acquire the power of being national leader”.

Haliti has said Albania's prime minister, Edi Rama, has been striving to create brotherly reports with all Kosovo prime ministers.

He claims that these are my friends, and Hashim is my brother. It's his right, they've had good reports, they've heard each other, they've made plans together, where I know why they took so much. I told Edith he wasn't somewhat more cooperative with other politicians, even though he had more flaws on our part than they did. The LDK has always been a PPS crutch in Albania, and has been firmly linked to Berisha. Those reports have influenced the reports with Eddie Rama. Ramush Haradinaj has been very close to Ilir Meta and Sali Berisha, normally those reports affect. Maybe they even asked for something that Rama could give, or he asked for something they couldn't give <x2-active>, Haliti said at KTV's “ ”.

Haliti has said that for all Albanians it should be clear that “the centre of Albanians is Tirana”.

I've got the impression, I'm only saying about Albin, but all Kosovo politicians have somehow tried to take the power of being a national leader. For me, and for Albanians, it must be clear, that Tirana is the centre of Albanians, and it is not elsewhere”, Haliti said.

Xhavit Haliti, has considered Serbia to be the main cause of the crisis in the north, adding that it was he who ensnared the Government of Kosovo.

Haliti is optimistic that the situation in the north can be solved if, according to him, what Prime Minister Albin Kurti has said is not just a word of mouth.

“Today there were two prime ministers in Kosovo -- the Netherlands and Luxembourg -- that was Lajcak, but what impressed me for the better, and I believe that it is to hope for Kurti's reflection is his sentence that said that issues would be resolved in the European way. If the one we have to make European solutions is convinced, then the talks will be fruitful and will end with the implementation of signed agreements. If it was a word of mouth, it's something else. This situation was created by Serbia as well, and not only from Kosovo as we are being charged. Serbia is the main cause, it set the government up to make next” adventures, he said.

MP The PDK has stressed that since the people of Kosovo are the most pro-European and pro-American, then, as Haliti says, even governing policies should be focused on Western orientation.

Haliti has said Prime Minister Kurti wants to go into history with his version.

“Thinks it can achieve more than it has achieved so far”, Haliti said.

With the PDK's recent resolution blocking any communication with Government, Haliti has said they are trying to pressure Kurt, not to be subject to anyone, but, according to him, to be consistent in the decisions he made in the past regarding Serbia.

He accused Kurti, government members and several VV deputies of irresponsible.

“I cannot understand this approach of the Government and of any power MP, who are so wrong in his attitudes in relation to international demands”, Haliti stressed.