'Winning parties in Montenegro call Kosovo a false state', the Albanian Coalition says

Albanian Coalition in Montenegro

 The Albanian Coalition in Montenegro said this Monday that will not be part of the new government, which according to them this is because these parties and politicians who do not want equality of Albanians in Montenegro and with whom they differ in programmatic and strategic way.

Local media say that in a response sent to the Prime Minister Zdravko Krivokapic, the coalition of Albanian parties stated that the parties that dominate the new government did not vote for Tuzi to become a municipality, nor for the Law on the Use of National Symbols.

"These parties call the state of Kosovo false, and often terrorist. "They do not want a civil state, but a (Greater) Montenegrin Serbia," they said in response.

The leaders of these parties, as they said, even at the beginning of the XXI century, "dream of capturing Shkodra, Dubrovnik, Peja and Prizren and talk about digging weapons."

"They consider NATO membership a strategic mistake, just like Montenegro's independence. They support the efforts to appropriate our common shrines, through which the Serbian Orthodox Church strikes at the foundations of the multiethnic and multi-confessional reality of the country," reads the joint statement of the Albanian parties in Montenegro.

The coalition, among other things, writes to Krivokapic that if the things mentioned by them were not true then they would be happy.

 "If you convince us otherwise with concrete action, we will be extremely happy," said the coalition.

They also stated that they would support in parliament any decision or legal act that they consider to be in the general interest.