PDK Chairman Bedri Hamza has sharply criticized the incumbent government led by the Vetëvendosje Movement, saying that Kosovo is facing a lack of unifying leadership.
Hamza emphasized that these people have not only taken over the state, but that there is no institution where they have not attempted to exercise control.
"These people have not only captured the state, they have also broken it. There is no institution where they have not tried to capture the state, if they have not captured the state, they have prevented it in 100 ways so that it does not work, violating the independence of institutions and violating the separation of powers, the executive, the legislative, all other bodies that work independently within the system, and worsening international relations. Today we can call them measures, but we have had a blockade from EU countries for two years, billions of euros are unused," Hamza declared on Debat Plus.
He added that Kosovo needs a prime minister to unite the country and guarantee the normal functioning of institutions.
