The Organization of Veterans of the Kosovo Liberation Army (OVL of the UÇK) issued a statement following disruptions during a recent constitutional session of the Kosovo Assembly. The session was halted after Albin Kurti, leader of the Vetëvendosje Movement, was unable to propose a name for the Prime Minister, instead requesting additional time to finalize political agreements. In response to the proceedings, the OVL emphasized that the sovereignty of Kosovo does not belong to any specific political party or individual.
The veterans’ organization criticized the impasse, asserting that the political maneuvering jeopardizes the nation’s stability. The OVL’s reaction specifically stated that the nation should not be held “hostage to the party accounts of Albin Kurti.” They expressed deep concern regarding the immediate functionality of the Assembly, predicting that the country could remain without a fully mandated government. The statement framed the current deadlock not as a political strategy, but as a direct challenge to the established institutional order and the fundamental security of the state.
The ongoing inability to conclude the government formation following the recent election cycle has become a central point of political tension. Observers note that the inability of key figures, such as Kurti, to present a unified leadership front continues to dominate discussions surrounding the governance of Kosovo, casting a shadow over the Assembly’s ability to conduct its constitutional duties.
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