In the recording, Doli expresses dissatisfaction over the late delivery of meeting documents, while Zaporozaq cuts off her microphone during her speech.

Gjinovci noted that what caught his attention was the presence of the portrait of Kosovo’s president and the state flag, as well as the communication where each participant speaks in their own language. He recalled that, in his perception, earlier similar meetings were characterized solely by Serbian symbols.

“What first strikes me is the photograph of the president and the flag of Kosovo. Also, the way they discuss, each in their own language. 👌 At the time when the government was led by ‘UÇK’, there were only Serbian flags there,” Gjinovci wrote on Facebook.

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