4 hours agoMemli Krasniqi: Prime Minister Kurti is stepping down from agreements he accepted himself. The consequences will suffer Kosovo
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)Democratic Party of Kosovo Chairman Memli Krasniqi has called the madness of his kind populist calls to unite against the West and the democratic world in a state aimed at Euro-Atlantic integration. According to him, in this situation of refusing as a result of preliminary admission, Prime Minister Kurti has introduced himself. [...]
According to him, in this situation of refusing as a result of preliminary admission, Prime Minister Kurti has introduced himself.
He has said that Prime Minister Kurti has understood today what the PDK has told him many times today.
Read PDK Chairman Memli Krasniqi's full reaction:
What we've told Prime Minister Kurt so many times, he's already understood.
On February 27th in Brussels and March 18th in Ohrid, Prime Minister Kurti has accepted an agreement and an annex to its implementation, through which he has given up bilateral recognition, while placing association and political automation for Serbs in the centre of dialogue.
In this situation of rejection as a result of preliminary admission, Prime Minister Kurti has introduced himself. No one has forced her to accept her agreement and application annex if she is convinced that they are harmful.
Now, after realizing he was wrong, he decided to play word games and step back. Unfortunately, this change of attitude will not cost him, but Kosovo.
Kosovo and its citizens owe nothing to Prime Minister Kurti, the less the sanctions we are already suffering and others that have been warned about.
One thing is clear: Serbia has always been destructive, attacking not only the state of Kosovo but also our allies for continued support of us. But today, to our bad luck, with this prime minister is Kosovo being caught in the sting of international criticism, while Serbia is being released from pressure. The facts are these, while Prime Minister Kurti's statements are only rational.
Popular calls to unite against the West and the democratic world in a state aimed at Euro-Atlantic integration are crazy of its kind. Our citizens and our country do not need or help this course of confrontation with strategic allies.
Today, first of all, Kosovo needs another government creditable, capable and responsible, which returns the country to the necessary course of development and Euro-Atlantic integration.
