Petro Koçi Regrets It
After the interior minister accused that “Majko is governed by the guards,” Petro Koçi withdraws his resignation. The prime minister’s guards are back on duty
The backstage of Saturday midnight at the Presidency. Government and PS. Ambassador Lino saves the government from the crisis
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Almost since the failure of Nano’s fatal government, since the failure of the “war” in Flogjë camp, ending with the collapse of his “Integral,” the one of Pjetër Arbnori, who, with academic calm and the visible will of the official Italian position, is “recognizing the figure” in order to engage fully for the Kosovars; in which the “ministers” representing “Defense” and “Defense” and “Defense” took part, who released the columns in official figures, without any consequences on the tape “me!” The beys, “through” with Milosević’s payment, but to engage fully for the Kosovars; in which the “ministers” representing “Defense” and “Defense” and “Defense” took part, who released the columns in official figures, without any consequences on the tape “me!” [?]
On Saturday morning, with the same taste of indifference and failure, the “Majko” government fell into a severe political crisis when Interior Minister Petro Koçi, with harsh public accusations and on the verge of the absurd, dismissed the image and work of his government, especially the prime minister. At the height of such alarm, the interior minister also announced that he was resigning from office, which meant that the government was entering a new crisis. But his statement immediately alerted the senior leaders of the Socialist Party and the state leadership. On Saturday evening, after a marathon meeting at the PS headquarters and at the Presidency, Petro Koçi withdrew from his position and yesterday morning publicly declared that his resignation does not exist. He even announced that the guard service at the prime minister’s office would also return to work.
At the center of the conflict was the clash between the interior minister and the prime minister’s guards, whom he called people who “govern” Majko. Koçi’s harsh statement caused numerous reactions and put the government face to face with a political crisis at the height of the war in Kosovo. According to political sources, Saturday evening’s developments indicated a direct intervention by international factors and the highest state leaders to avoid the escalation of the conflict and the fall of the cabinet.
In the end, a compromise was reached and Petro Koçi regretted his resignation, while the prime minister’s guards returned to work.
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