Haliti: If the president spoke out, he would weaken Albin, shrink VV's and cross into opposition.

Haliti points out that, with Osman landing at Guxo, he achieved the unimaginable, adding that Kurt used it to weaken LDK.

“Vyosa is known by the past within the LDK, which created a faction with a mini party and through it entering the coalition with the VV reached the then unimaginable that became possible. Her fate was that Albin was interested in weakening the LDK through it, but even personal battles, to realize its political ambitions was another chance, since Albin had no right to run for deputy election, Vjosa earned his luck by being placed at the top of the VV list, the explanations in LDK increased his votes and assured him of his support to elect President”, Hali said.

As she spoke of recent criticisms of President Osmani against the Government, according to Halit, if the latter spoke in open letters, it would weaken Kurti and affect the contraction of the VVU's electorate, as she did not rule out the chance that VV) would cross into opposition.

The president's political co-ordination with the opposition and the opening of the cards publicly could greatly weaken Albin, which would greatly influence the contraction of the VV electorate. As a result, the current opposition would have numerous chances for VV) to remain in opposition”, Haliti said.

On the other hand, Haliti said Osmani is seeking a second mandate, and for that reason he needs re-offering with the LDK.

“Seeking a second mandate, it needs to secure the votes of the current opposition and re-unitement with the LDK, but also the messages that should come from our international friends. The president has better understood the necessity of co-operation with our strategic partners. Their reports are unknown to the public, but the President's revolt, if it's not because it's afraid it won't run for a second term and there will be no support from VV, over the next few days there will be new jewels”, Haliti concludes for Blic newspaper.

Haziri for Vjosa Osmani: “Bambat” of the Presidency in the government court cannot go through without consequences