Muja considers opposition accusations about importing electricity from Serbia as "dirty propaganda"

Former Vetëvendosje MP Armend Muja has said that the opposition's claims that electricity was imported from Serbia on November 28 are dirty propaganda, adding that imports from this country are minimal and have no impact on the country's supply.

At a press conference on Wednesday, Muja said that imports from Serbia account for less than 1% of total energy, while the rest of the imports come from Slovenia, Albania, Macedonia and Denmark.

He stated that the opposition's claims about the electricity sector have been repeated since the VV came to power and do not reflect reality.

Muja also clarified the issue of VV's connection with the company NOA Energy. He stressed that no one from VV has had any connection with NOA, which according to him, has entered Kosovo through KOSTT since 2017.

The first contracts with Vuk Hamović, according to Muja, were signed by officials not affiliated with VV, including during the period of Kosovo's declaration of independence.

"On January 15, 2018, the contract was signed between NOA Energy and KOST, represented by Kadri Kadriu. On May 9, 2019, the contract was signed between KEK and NOA, signed by Gentian Skendersula and Njazi Thaçi. This contract expired and on September 11, 2021, the new contract was signed by Përparim Kabashi, four days before Nagip Krasniqi's arrival at the head of KEK," he said.

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Muja stressed that Kabashi was delegated by the LDK, not the VV, and that all contracts are intended to cover energy losses in the four northern municipalities. He estimated that the total cost of these contracts amounts to around 400 million euros, which the former VV MP said was received by Vuk Hamoviqi.

In recent days, opposition parties have leveled accusations against the Vetëvendosje Movement, claiming that the latter has imported large quantities of electricity, with the beneficiary of this process reportedly being Vuk Hamović, the son of the former chief of the Yugoslav Army, Rade Hamović.

Vuk Hamović, through his company EFT, is one of the main suppliers of electricity in the Balkans. Previously, allegations have circulated that VV imported electricity through the company NOA, which has indirect links to Hamović's EFT.