Eyes following the escape of the Serbian killer: O Albin Kurti, how'd you lose another killer from prison, how come you're working with Serbia?

Political journalist and commentator Valon Syla has reacted to the escape of assassin Marko Rosic, telling the Government that someone should resign and even be punished.

In a Facebook post, Syla has had a harsh response to today's development regarding Rosic's escape.

He asked Albin Kurt for this killer's escape, until he asked Government if they're working on getting water all over you.

“O Albin Kurti and a criminal escaped? Are you here? Are you at work that you have water ash on your side... Since he left now Marko Rošic of prison, the man convicted of killing Ivanovic. Is that how you are employed by Serbia that not even the bombers from Serbian secret and criminal structures are putting them in jail. Or did you leave him like Radoicci? Soon someone gave you responsibility?

Syla asked who's buying and opening our prison doors?

The resignation and condemnation of all those who brought the State of Kosovo into this state that I can't even keep people in prison, that let me put the criminals and the new assassins away. God bless you. But you have to pay for the election. You are the national recipient”, he is expressed.

Marko Rosic, convicted of killing Serbian politician Oliver Ivanovic, has fled Kosovo. Meanwhile, the Constitutional Court in Pristina has confirmed that arrest warrants have been issued for him.

From this tribunal, for example, they have said the defendant was not found at his home address.

“From the Police Station in the North, the court has reportedly taken action to execute the court's decision, but the defendant has not been found at the residence address, so the Constitutional Court in Pristina has undertaken all actions under the law, issuing arrest warrants for the arrest of the accused, M.R. and send it to the detention center. ” said in notification.

On Friday 28 June, the Special Department of the Foundation Court in Pristina has sentenced four accused of killing Serbian politician Oliver Ivanovic to 20 years in prison.

Rosic was sentenced for “participation or organisation of the criminal group” regarding “grave murder”.

None of the accused were present in the courtroom at the time of the plea.