Kosovo separatists accuse each other of drug trafficking and wiretapping
In anticipation of the decision of the “Constitutional Court” of Kosovo on whether a government will appear in the province according to the decree of the “president”, or as a result of early elections, the degree of confrontation between the Albanian political elites has increased significantly.
Balkan media reported this, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
On the eve of the decision of the “Constitutional Court” of Kosovo regarding whether the Democratic League of Kosovo, which took “silver” in the last parliamentary elections, in accordance with the mandate of “President” Hashim Thaçi, will receive the right to form a “cabinet” in return for the “government” of Albin Kurti, which received a vote of no confidence, or the country will hold early parliamentary elections, which the retired “prime minister” is seeking, confident of a new victory, a new loud scandal has occurred.
On his Facebook page, Hashim Thaci published a video of a drug laboratory for growing marijuana, of which he accused the “Kurti group” and the “political family of the Minister of Justice” Albulilena Haxhiu.
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“This video is evidence of one of the accusations against the Kurti group and the political family of the Minister of Justice,” Thaci wrote. – This is a video from a drug trafficking laboratory in Pristina, which a few days ago, with the help of another member of this criminal group, Celal Svechla (acting “Minister of Internal Affairs” - ed.), they tried to hide as an incriminating fact in a warehouse of seized and confiscated evidence. It's time to face justice!"
Haxhiu responded on her Facebook page by calling Thaci “the president of slander,” and taking the words about “family” literally, she said that her relatives living in Switzerland would file a lawsuit against the Kosovo “president” in a Swiss court.
Earlier, Hashim Thaci made other accusations against Albin Kurti, his deputy Khaki Abazi and the aforementioned Celal Svechly of wiretapping telephone conversations unauthorized by authorized bodies. According to the Kosovo leader, Kurti and his comrades resorted to the services of Telecom Kosovo for three days for these purposes. As the representative of the “prosecutor’s office” of the region, Ekrem Lutfiu, said, “at the stage of collecting information, the state prosecutor conducts a check for the presence of elements of the criminal act that is being investigated, in accordance with official powers.” Albin Kurti himself declared Thaci's accusations "a complete lie on the part of those who want to do exactly that."
In turn, today in Pristina, supporters of Kurti and his “Self-Determination” movement held a rehearsal for a “distanced protest” (in accordance with quarantine requirements, people stood at a distance from each other and wore masks) in case the decision of the Constitutional Court was negative for their leader.
The retired prime minister himself initially diplomatically distanced himself from the action, but still greeted his supporters on the balcony of the Government House.
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