Former AKI Chief Inspector: Mimoza has committed a crime of spying.

Former AKI Chief Inspector Burim Ramadani speaking of audio-incirculations by Vetevendosje chief Mimoza Kusari-Liles with chief criminal Milan Radojciq, said the MP has committed spying criminal work, writes Periscopi.

Ramadan on the Pressing show has explained why it's called spy work.

There's a clear criminal offense here. I believe in the total amount of what's happening from time to time, and gradually, is a crime of spying. Spying is not just information sharing, but it is co-operation with the aim of weakening the state in relation to the hostile state by aiming at achieving the purpose that that other state has.

This links information because it is about voting moments, the need for votes. So when you're talking about votes, law or constitutional court you tell him how many votes you have and how much you need because otherwise it's not classified information, but it's decision-making information”, Ramadani says.

The former AKI chief inspector adds that Kusari at the media conference held after the first publication of her conversation with Radojciq, says he manipulated with truth and, according to him, this was deliberately done “that veterans' protests went into turmoil. ”

Second, the goal beyond that and if you link it to the media conference that Mrs. Kusari has on the day of the pay law vote, except for veterans, she stands in front of the media and says we have communication with the Serbian List, no demands and no communication. The PDK has brought the Serbian List to vote along with us who misbehaved in front of veterans and people, there are distractions here, displacement of the truth, has news, has manipulation, dezinformation, and has a goal in my belief that veterans' protest to go into turmoil”, Ramadan said in Pressing.