The CEO of Telekom, who is VV militant: I have more respect for Vucinqi than for...

VV billion and Telekom financial director Feim Kelmendi has made a scandalous statement, writes Periscope.

He via a post on his Facebook account has attacked private composer Irfan Krkag.

Feim Kelmendi has made this reaction after the disciplinary commission has refused the Justice Ministry's request to dismiss Deputy Irfan Krkag.

I have more respect for Vucicin than for people who can use positions in institutions do criminal acts by harming the property of the state in which they live and the state that they've given them the opportunity to act as criminals against state property”, the VV's militant said about Krichag.

We remember Irfan Krchagg is a designated owner to get the compensation Telekom owes to Dardafon. net.

Feim Kelmendi's special post without interference:

After the scandalous decision, without any reasoning and no legal basis for removing the suspension of criminal accounts from the Justice Ministry Disciplinary Commission, the same criminal today continued his crime by robbing millions of euros from the Telekom bank accounts yet without expecting the second degree decision.

The legal battle with these criminals -- criminal gangs, criminal perpetrators, corrupt judges, etc. -- will continue until justice is established.

At the same time or later, with the clearing of the justice system by people caught by criminal gangs, sold gangsters acting according to the instructions of criminal gangs, it'll be a long time to answer.

It's a shame for the institutions that are among them people who act on account of criminal groups harming national assets.

These criminals need to know that their children are feeding them money and children that grow up with money of crime will become criminals like their parents.

Finally, some of my friends who are playing this criminal again will never have the respect they've had of me.

I have more respect for Vucicin than for people who use positions in institutions do criminal acts by damaging the property of the state in which they live and the state they've given them the opportunity to act as criminals against state property.