The well-known journalist reveals details of the tensions in the North: To enforce the law or to listen to the internationals

In the show "Open" on News24, the tense situation in the north of Kosovo is being discussed.

In a Skype connection from Kosovo, Lirim Mehmetaj, editor-in-chief of Albania Post, stated that the situation was a result of the elections held in the north, which in legal and technical terms are valid, but that only 2 percent of voters.

He added that Kosovo is faced with two solutions, both of which are not positive for the country, either to implement the law and to face the criticism of partners, criticism that has not been spared in fact these days, or not to implement the law and "satisfy" the allies .

"From the beginning the event has been created by a lack of sincerity of what is happening there.
on Friday we reported that an action will take place, it is not in coordination between our government and QUINT. They have warned against taking such a step, but the act was taken.

The elections in the north are legal in technical terms, but only 1-2 percent of the voters did not vote for them.

We in Kosovo are faced with two options, both not good. Either we take legal steps and face international criticism, or we listen to our allies and not respect the law," he said.