Opposition party deputies assembled at the Kosovo Assembly today, urging the Vetëvendosje Movement to conduct the constitutional session according to established constitutional timelines, rather than postponing it as suggested by its leader. According to reports from Dukagjini, the assembled deputies remained in the Assembly hall because the door to the designated session room was reportedly closed. Several major political groups have publicly advocated for the session to take place today.
These include the Democratic Party of Kosovo, the Democratic League of Kosovo, and the Alliance, all of whom have reportedly gathered signatures supporting an immediate session. As of the time of reporting, there has been no official response from the Vetëvendosje Movement, which won the elections on June 7, regarding the feasibility of holding the constitutional session today. The continued gathering of opposition deputies highlights the ongoing political tension within Kosovo surrounding the timing and procedures of this key constitutional meeting.
The situation remains fluid as political stakeholders await confirmation on the session’s schedule.
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