O V L-KLA thanks citizens, warns continuation of diplomatic campaign against Special

Through a communique for the media, he said yesterday's protest testified that the values of the liberation war are vivid and unbreakable.

After thanking the participants, in particular he had a thank-you to the media, which he said with their fair and professional reporting “made it possible for our voice to be heard everywhere”.

Gucati said the War Veterans' Organisation has held a diplomatic campaign by meeting representatives of various states and meeting the following days.

“O V The L-KLA has made a diplomatic campaign with clear demands on many influential international authorities -- American congressers, European Parliament deputies, almost all international human rights organisations -- and we are now continuing to meet again with friendly embassies in Kosovo”.

We were originally in the Swiss Parliament, met the embassy of Germany, Sweden, and confirmed for the meeting many other embassies; on Monday we will be at the Turkish, then Switzerland, then at the EU Office”, the head of the KLA's OVL said.

He stressed that all these institutions have expressed concerns about the Special Court.

According to him, veterans' demands stemming from this protest, but even from their activities on the diplomatic plains, are known.

We wanted this Court monitored by institutes or other bodies, because this Court does not answer to anyone. As long as we don't have institutions, we don't have to address our demands by”, he said.

Gucati warned that once the Kosovo Assembly is formed, O The VL-KLA will seek approval of the resolution proposed by Prime Minister Edi Rama.