The Special Prosecution of the Republic of Kosovo has expressed satisfaction with the convicting verdict announced by the Basic Court in Prishtina, concerning war crimes charges against the defendant Sh.L.

According to the official communication, the SPRK was fully convinced that the claims raised in the indictment were supported by solid evidence, which was proven during the judicial process.

The prosecution emphasizes that this decision has a dual weight: it not only holds the accused criminally responsible, but also contributes to protecting the rule of law, the fight against crime, and increasing citizen trust in the justice system.

Meanwhile, regarding the acquittals in the case known as “Drenica 1” — involving S.L., I.H., Rr.Rr., F.M., R.Xh., S.T., and Sh.J. — as well as in the criminal case against 13 persons accused of creating pyramid schemes, organizing illegal gambling, smuggling goods, tax evasion, and money laundering, the SPRK announces that it will carefully review the full verdicts as soon as it receives them, to decide whether to file an appeal to the second instance, within legal deadlines.

The Special Prosecution reaffirms that it exercises its functions with full independence, respecting the Constitution and the laws in force, with the aim of protecting the public interest and consolidating the rule of law.

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Journalist Nefail Maliqi strongly opposed the idea, asking why Kosovo should suffer because of political or judicial proceedings and the decisions associated with them, “Bota sot” reports.

In his response, Maliqi asks why Kosovo should burn when Serbia had already burned it in 1999. He recalls that the KLA had extinguished the Serbian flames and liberated the country.

He says he opposes such an act even if, as he calls him, the “flamethrower” Naiti wants Edi Rama to burn, whom he says had sent KLA leaders to The Hague.

Maliqi states that he also disagrees with the idea of burning the 82 MPs who raised their hands in favour of establishing the Special Court.

He also asks why there are no calls for Serbia, the UDB or the Special Court itself to burn.

According to Maliqi, Kosovo should not burn, because Serbia had burned it in 1999 and, before that, for decades.

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