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Executive leader Albin Kurti says opposition MPs have had no reason for the “attack on Kosovo Government” at Thursday's session.

He is even convinced that the “attack was prepared”, and it did not result from any government provocation.

Kurti has asked MPs to organise debates on every issue in Kuevd with arguments and counter arguments, expressing confidence that since Independence he is the most punctual prime minister to answer their questions.

I believe that there is no reason for attacking the Government of Kosovo in the Republic Assembly. Those who want to attack look for causes because they don't even find causes, not cause. But there are things that may not be known because there are no witnesses and there are no records. There we had as much footage as we had, and we had many witnesses who would tell the truth of the situation in which it clearly wasn't about provocation and provocation, but it was about an attack prepared because the speed with which he rushed from their seats some MPs and the seats of my fellow government until I gave the speech clearly shows that there was nothing spontaneous there, Kurti stated.

I once again beg the deputies of the Republic Assembly to organise parliamentary debates for everything, where we see the arguments, facts, attitudes, thoughts, non-violent opinions and those who are right believe in the right they present, they should not fear debate. While you saw that I was forbidden the word in the assembly of the Republic of Kosovo, and at the request of the ruler, I gave up my continued word. Just when the session continued, I had to keep my word going, but the Prime Minister told me, "Do you want to stop talking so we can calm the blood down?" But despite that it didn't work out”.

So I am the prime minister, who not only from Kosovo's declaration of independence, is most involved in answering parliamentary questions. I went to the assembly that day because I had three parliamentary questions. All three questions by opposition deputies that they didn't ask. Parliamentary questions are for MPs. I went for them. Even the final word on the parliamentary question under the Kosovo Parliament's new regulation has exactly the MP. I was ready, but they didn't ask parliamentary questions. On the other hand, there is no extraordinary debate where the prime minister was invited and I have not gone. In other words, there is no reason, no cause for the ugly images that are the result of the attack on the government. And the trigger for the most varied disappointments is when you have very noble goals”. / EO