Ahaz mentions “patare” for property near Decani Monastery in exchange for KiE membership

Former Self-Deputer of the Vetevendosje Movement, Haki Abazi, says acceptance of the Brussels agreement has politically sunk Prime Minister Albin Kurti. It also states that failure to comply with this agreement has broken off reports with internationals.

Ahaz also mentions a <x0pazar” between Prime Minister Albin Kurti on property near the Decani Monastery, in exchange for membership in the Council of Europe.

“As a consequence of these tactics that I'm speaking of, so not holding elections in the north of the country, not implementing the Brussels Agreement and the annex in Ohrid, the reports in the International Community are worsening to the sanctions, and that's the problem in itself, even within the strategic partnership we have to have with the European Community for membership in NATO and the EU, but now you're seeing the last issue that silently the Vetevendosje Movement, Prime Minister Kurti is acknowledging the ownership of the church as the exchange of membership in Europe, which was going to be done in chaos in the public space, Abx> says.

Ahaz has pressed serious charges in the direction of his former chief. He says he came to power by opposing the Association he recently accepted. And that fact, according to Abbas, has also produced dissatisfaction within the Vetevendosje Movement.

“Normically with the acceptance of the Brussels Agreement and the annex in Ohrid, I am now told of an extremely difficult period for Kosovo, because the insistence on the implementation of the Association of Serb Major Communities, and on the basis of these agreements on this government and Prime Minister Kurti, is an extremely difficult period, because it's come to power with the cause against Association, and now it needs to implement the Asociation, and this normally tightens the situation up to a confrontation that is only being seen inside of Vetevendosje but also in a report with the public because it comes to the power against Aci and the implementation of Abx, Abazi> says.

And signing the agreement on de-excendation of the situation in the north, the former deputy prime minister calls the end of the Kosovo position in terms of negotiation. He says that from these actions, the ruling party is aiming to capitalise on the vote in the upcoming elections.

“I think that this is now known to me, these are tactics there are no strategies for dialogue at all, the signing of the Bratislava despass agreement has completed Kosovo's position in the possibility of negotiating. Insisting done by the US and the EU are institutions within a security framework not of normalisation of relations. Not of recognising Kosovo but of removing the possibility of conflict in the Balkans by justification that Kosovo is not fulfilling its promises. This puts Kosovo in an extremely serious and difficult report with the EU and the US, therefore I don't see that there can be an easy way out of this situation except that the attempt at populist capitalisation for votes for the upcoming” elections, Abazi said.