LDK Leader Denounces Alleged Smear Campaign
Prishtina – Jehona Lushaku, former leader of the LDK’s parliamentary group, has publicly responded to what she describes as a sustained campaign against the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK). Lushaku characterized the activity as “unpardonable,” citing a series of allegations including fabricated materials and intimidation tactics. In a public statement, Lushaku asserted that a concerted effort has begun targeting the LDK.
This campaign reportedly involves the creation of posters in Serbian, the dissemination of false resignation claims, and the delivery of intimidating messages directed at LDK members. “An unpardonable campaign began in the middle of the night against the LDK,” Lushaku stated. “Fabricating posters in Serbian, fabricating resignations and insults with intimidating messages towards LDK members.
All of this is evidence of the great fear that exists surrounding the alliance of the right around the LDK and its growth.”
Responding to specific claims of resignations from within the LDK, party officials have dismissed the allegations as “fake news.” They maintain that the reported resignations are unfounded. The LDK is currently facing a significant campaign against its operations, raising concerns about potential attempts to destabilize the party.
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