&#8220 ; won’t break any glass…” Gucati talks with police official &#82/11; wants to stay in the Court of Parliament until the Special Law vote

Enter Gucati from the Kosovo Liberation Army Veterans Organisation ( O V The L-KLA, has addressed the police superior at the request to be allowed to stay in the Kosovo Assembly Court until the completion of the Specialised Chambers Law vote.

Gucati demanded that veterans stay in space before the Parliament, stressing that their aim is to wait for the voting process and that they do not intend to cause incidents.

The police superior, meanwhile, called on Gucati not to have collisions or attempts to enter the country’s spaces.

Just one request, don’t challenge us, if you with two or three people want to get in…

In response, Gucati said veterans would stay calm and would not approach the Parliament building, adding that they would await developments in the parliamentary process.

Well done by God. Not even the ladder gets near, we wait for what it wants. As soon as the second reading law is read, we don’t get close. No glass will break, Gucati said.

He added that veterans have not come to cause violence or insult MPs.

We have brought you to power, not with you insult… we have shed blood for this country. We’re throwing bricks at you and curse you, and we don’t curse you, Gucati said. /Telegraphy/