The attack in Ibër-Lepenc, Kurti: It seems that our international partners do not want to blame Serbia

The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, in an interview for the RTK PRIME show, spoke about his four-year government. For the first time, Kurti spoke about the Special Court, giving the reasons why he did not go to visit the accused in The Hague.

"I have thought about visiting The Hague and I was interested in going, but the main factor that stopped me from going is the fact that many documents and forms had to be filled out and signed at the Special Court", Kurti said.

As for the attack in Varaga by Zubin Potok, in the Ibër-Lepenc channel, he said that it seems to him that the international partners do not want to blame Serbia.

"...If we didn't have that drone with which we shot Milan Radocic and others on September 24, maybe even to this day they would say that we don't know who did the attack in Banjska, maybe that Radoiçiqi did. It is unlikely that Serbia was behind the attack (on the Ibër-Lepenci channel). If it's not only Serbia, it's also Russia... Everything points in that direction, but it seems to me that the international partners don't want to blame Serbia and us for the trouble, I don't shoot a drone over the Ibër-Lepenci channel at that moment", he said. Kurt. 

While asked about the many open cases, such as that of the water bottlers, the oil and wheat affair, the case of the former head of the KEK, Nagip Krasniqi, and other cases, Kurti said that Krasniqi brought the KEK 105 million euros profit.

"Director, chief Krasniqi brought 105 million profit to KEK for 2022. This has made our opponents crazy, some of whom are in the prosecutor's office, and this attack was made against his success, not because of his failure ", he said.