Vetëvendosje Movement spokesman, Arlind Manxhuka, said that Deputy Prime Minister Besnik Bislimi was misunderstood in three issues, regarding the dialogue held yesterday in Brussels.

Through a Facebook post, Manxhuka says that the Kosovo Police will continue to be present at the border crossings, only that the special unit will be replaced by KFOR.

According to him, the principle of reciprocity will remain in force and that CM license plates will continue to be illegal for Kosovo.

“Three deliberate misunderstandings from the statement of Deputy Prime Minister Besnik Bislimi: 1. At the border points will be the Kosovo Police, ie the STATE of Kosovo, only the Special Unit is replaced by KFOR; 2. The principle of reciprocity remains in force, as is done with Kosovo license plates will be done with those of Serbia; “CM license plates (Serbian acronym for the Municipality of Mitrovica) are no exception, they are and remain illegal for the state of Kosovo”, he wrote.

We emphasize that yesterday, the chief negotiator of Kosovo for dialogue, Besnik Bislimi, after yesterday’s meeting in Brussels with the Serbian team and the EU envoy for dialogue, Miroslav Lajçak, said that Kosovo has shown its readiness to support the efforts of the EU representative for dialogue towards finding an acceptable solution, while emphasizing that the Kosovo side has agreed on three points of the draft agreement

According to him, on Saturday, October 2, KFOR forces will be deployed at the border crossings Jarinje and Brnjak and a few hours after their deployment, will begin with the removal of barricades and at the same time with the relocation of the special unit of Kosovo police.

Whereas, the Serbian delegation stated yesterday that during the talks in Brussels no agreement was reached with Kosovo regarding vehicle license plates.

So today the talks are expected to continue between the two parties for license plates in Brussels. voice

The leader of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo, Ramush Haradinaj, in an interview spoke about the current political situation in the country.

Haradinaj was asked about the statement of Deputy Prime Minister Besnik Bislimi, who said that he had agreed with the mediator of the dialogue from the EU, Miroslav Lajçak, that Kosovo should open the KLA archives.

Haradinaj stated that Bislim’s statement stems from those of Prime Minister Albin Kurti in Brussels.

“This statement originates, or starts from the statement of Prime Minister Kurti in Brussels, which sought to confront or confront and deal with war crimes and war crimes, of the Balkan countries, where he put Kosovo on an equal footing with Serbia.

So it gave Serbia an expected success of 22 years.

Serbia fights to be in an equal position of statements regarding war crimes or what happened in the war, and not to have a difference with Kosovo as a victim, and Serbia as the perpetrator of crimes “, Declared Haradinaj on Channel 10.

The leader of AAK said that this is the reason why he asked Kurti in the Assembly “are you from Serbia, are you taken hostage”.

For this I asked the Prime Minister Kurti in Parliament “are you from Serbia, are you a hostage”, that I knew what that statement meant, it is not done by coincidence, I knew its consequences, here are the consequences of money “, declared Haradinaj./telegrafi