As you may have read, the Assembly of the Republic of Kosovo voted by majority to overthrow the government led by Albin Kurti. After voting on the no-confidence motion, Kurti reacted on Facebook, saying, among other things, that "the purpose of no-confidence was not to overthrow the government, but to weaken the government."

Full reaction:

?It was a necessary downfall for the necessary upgrades. Without government as a constitution, governance cannot be constituted as a content. Not that we knew it, we got it anyway.

Yesterday's convention would be well worth remembering. However, this will not be the case because we will win. So the future is ours, while we will lose a tragedy.

This assembly does not trust this government because it is subject to the government as such. Our government does not believe this assembly because it loves the assembly as such.

He had said it correctly last night. Enver Hasani: distrust was conjunctural. When democratic representation falls into political conjuncture, alienation becomes the norm.

The purpose of mistrust was not to overthrow the government but to weaken the government. And the meaning of distrust was ambassador Grenell's message: There are over 80 lawmakers in Kosovo ready to risk the lives of citizens only if the presidential exchange passes.

We will continue as incumbent government. We are a government with duties and not a forced government.

First of all, we have to fight the Covid-19 pandemic together. Above all, let's stay close to the people that Kosovo is our home. ?