The Aleksandar Jabllanovq party, which Kosovo refers to as “Kosovo and Metohija”, passes to the CEC

The Vetevendosje Movement celebrated as a success of its non-servation of the Serbian List for the February 9th parliamentary elections. The two representatives of this party voted against the party's Certificate. Mossertification was possible with the failure to vote opposition party representatives. In reasoning for voting against the Certificate of the Serbian List, Sami Kurteshi and [...]
The two representatives of this party voted against the party's Certificate. Mossertification was possible with the failure to vote opposition party representatives.
In reasoning about the vote against the Certificate of the Serbian List, Sami Kurteshi and Alban Krasniqi, the two LV representatives in the CEC mentioned that this party refers to Kosovo as “Kosovo of Metohija”.
At first, the two VV members in the CEC, Sami Kurteshi and Alban Krasniqi have voiced opposition to the Certificate of this political subject.
“I have my reserves and I need to express them and there are many elements -- the presentation of Serbian List candidates. So it never mentions the Republic of Kosovo, but says Metohija Cosovo. It doesn't say anything about Kosovo, but rather about Serbia. Representatives of the list keep in touch with Vuciki's power, where Radojkiqi is seen, where they are related to the terrorist attack in Banjska, and recently even in Iber Lepenc”, Kurteshi said.
But in the CEC, the political subject led by Aleksandar Jablanovic, also referred to the country as “Kosovo of Metohija” through reports of this subject being published on social networks.
Furthermore, Jablanovic, as minister for Communists and Kthim in 2015, had called <x0);serce” blood - blooded mothers, following a protest they had staged against Serb pilgrims who visited a church for Orthodox Christmas.
That statement had sparked protests in addition to mass public responses. Albin Kurti, chairman of the Vetevendosje Movement and now prime minister, had led them to protests.












