In a statement to the media, Vetevendosje stressed that in an effort to create parallel institutional mechanisms, the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) undertook its recent step in preventing creation of new institutions. “Along with the Serb List it postponed for a week the constitutive session of the Republic of Kosovo Assembly”.

Vetevendosje expressed deep discontent that the chair of the Assembly session, Flora Brovina, and PDK gave in to an “unjustifiable” request from the Serb List to postpone the session. Vetevendosje considers the delay was intentional and directly incited by PDK which “is leaving no stone unturned” in trying to avoid a scenario which would mean the beginning of the end of organised crime. Although the move was dictated by Belgrade, “Serbia cannot decide over the composition of the Kosovo Government and the timing for forming our Republic’s institutions”, the statement reads.