The injured were transported to the Trauma Hospital in Tirana, while one of the injured is in serious health condition. Police forces arrived at the scene and are working to fully clarify the circumstances of the accident.

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The 74-year-old was immediately transported for medical assistance, but died as a result of the injuries he sustained. The perpetrator was escorted to the police station, while investigations are continuing, as it is still unknown what led to the serious crime within the family.

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In a Facebook post, he wrote that some posts on social media, as well as reports in several media outlets, made, according to him, by incompetent individuals with political motives, are deliberately attempting to distort reality and build false narratives about Kosovo’s participation in the NATO Summit.

“Based on several posts on social media, as well as in some media outlets, by incompetent individuals and with political motives, there appears to be a deliberate attempt to distort reality and construct inaccurate narratives regarding the participation of the Republic of Kosovo in the NATO Summit. It must be clear: NATO Summits are not events open to political interpretations or media misreadings according to internal political narratives and calculations, but strictly institutional NATO processes, based on the status of member states and partners of the Alliance. Therefore, any attempt to present Kosovo’s non-participation as a ‘political message’ is unfounded, distorted, and essentially harmful to understanding the institutional reality,” he wrote on Facebook.

According to Zemaj, Kosovo remains deeply grateful to NATO for the decisive humanitarian and military intervention of 1999, which was undertaken to stop the systematic violence, terror, and grave crimes of the then Serbian regime against the people of Kosovo, up to the level of genocide and a humanitarian catastrophe that risked spreading throughout the region.

He stressed that this historic military intervention, the only one of its kind in NATO’s entire history, paved the way for Kosovo’s peace, freedom, and state-building.

Zemaj also said that for more than two decades, KFOR, as a NATO-led mission, has been the main guarantee of security and stability in Kosovo, while the NATO Advisory and Liaison Team (NALT) has been and continues to be an essential part of the country’s strategic cooperation and institutional development.

“Likewise, for more than two decades, KFOR, as a NATO-led mission, has been the main guarantee of security and stability in Kosovo, while the NATO Advisory and Liaison Team (NALT) has been and remains an essential part of the strategic cooperation and institutional development of our country. We are eternally grateful to every NATO military and civilian member for their contribution and sacrifice over nearly three decades. Likewise, the Republic of Kosovo remains fully committed to its Euro-Atlantic path and to its strategic goal of full membership in NATO. Any narrative aimed at undermining this orientation, distorting the relationship with the Alliance, or weakening institutional trust between Kosovo and NATO is politically harmful and factually inaccurate. The institutions of the Republic of Kosovo should not be attacked on the basis of fabricated narratives, nor should interpretations be supported that serve agendas which have historically been against Kosovo’s statehood. Therefore, Kosovo will not be diverted by any fabricated narrative. Our path and goal are clear and unchanging: a deep partnership with NATO and continued integration until full membership in the Alliance and other Euro-Atlantic structures in the future,” he said.

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According to Limaj, such an inclusion is unacceptable and undermines the history of the liberation war. He stressed that the “foundations of freedom” must not be touched because of the interests or clashes of day-to-day politics.

In his reaction, Limaj focused on the figure of martyr Tahir Sinani, whom he described as one of the most powerful symbols of resistance and sacrifice within the ranks of the Kosovo Liberation Army.

“The national hero, Tahir Sinani, who has become an inspiration and a symbol of resilience for every KLA fighter, stands at the foundation of our nation’s freedom. He wrote the glorious history of the KLA in blood, and his name remains unforgettable in the national conscience,” Limaj’s statement said.

In concluding his reaction, he stressed that the sacrifice of the martyrs must not be called into question, calling for respect for the figures of the liberation war.

“Glory to Tahir Sinani and all the nation’s martyrs!”

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The injured man was rushed to hospital to receive the necessary medical assistance, but due to the injuries he sustained, he died on the way. The perpetrator was escorted to the police station, while investigations are continuing, as it is not yet known what led to the serious crime within the family.

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At a time when greenhouse production has reached its peak, they describe the situation as very difficult. Although production has been good, the income they earn is not enough to cover expenses, while the gap between the price they receive at the farm and the one paid in the market remains wide.

Farmer Marsel Cani says: “At the moment, the price is 20 old lek. Even at 20 lek, even if you handle it well, they still won’t take it. I don’t even know myself where the blame lies. People buy it there for 150 lek in the shop, and they don’t go and ask why it is so expensive. The trader takes it from me for 20 lek and sells it for 50 lek. Then it passes through five hands before it reaches the consumer.”

According to him, farmers are the most disadvantaged part of the entire trading chain, even though all the costs and daily work in the field fall on them.

“Are you farmers the ones who always get the least? Yes, the one sitting in the shade with air conditioning gets more. He gets tired too, because every job has its hardships, but he earns more than I do, even though I stay here all day. I came here at 5 in the morning, and now it is 11 o’clock, and I still haven’t gone home,” Cani says.

High production costs, combined with low selling prices, are pushing many farmers toward financial trouble. Adding to this situation is the lack of labor, which farmers say they are feeling more and more with each passing year.

Dissatisfied with the reality he is experiencing, the farmer says he now considers himself bankrupt and is thinking about leaving the country.

“I’m staying only out of spite, because I want to recover my money. Otherwise, I wouldn’t stay at all. But I have debts. I am bankrupt, not heading toward bankruptcy. I regret it deeply. I’ll take my children and leave. At least I’ll be calmer over there,” the farmer says.

Although the greenhouses in Muriqan and the entire agricultural area of Elbasan continue production, farmers are calling for more support through concrete policies and a fairer market, so that their work does not end in losses and the abandonment of agriculture.

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According to the Interior Ministry’s announcement, he is reasonably suspected of the criminal offenses of “endangering people and property in traffic” and “failure to provide assistance to a person injured in a road accident,” in connection with a criminal-legal incident that occurred in Skopje on 09.01.2026.

The Interior Ministry said that a detention measure has been ordered against him and that he has been sent to Skopje Prison for further proceedings.

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In a reaction published on Facebook, Rexhepi stressed that the Municipality of Tetovo bears responsibility as a co-author for the cancellation of the names of streets and squares.

“Today, at the meeting of the party structures of DUI – Tetovo Branch, in the presence of leader Ali Ahmeti, a clear decision was made: Tetovo will not remain silent in the face of this humiliating act against its history, identity and dignity. After the silence of the Municipality of Tetovo regarding our request for an emergency session and after the reasoning of the Constitutional Court, which shows that for nearly a year the Municipality failed four times to respond to requests for documentation, it is clear that this is not negligence, but co-authorship.”

He added that, in his view, this issue goes beyond the naming of streets.

“This is not just a matter of street names. It is an attempt to deny the National Awakening figures, history, heritage and every Albanian achievement built with sacrifice over the past 20 years. Tetovo is the cradle of Albanian culture, education and pride. This is where the movements that move Albanians forward have begun and will begin. Therefore, we do not accept going backward and we accept nothing less than our full dignity.”

Rexhepi called on citizens to gather on Friday, June 26, at 20:00, in Illyria Square and join the Protest March.

“On Friday, June 26, at 20:00, from Illyria Square, we invite every citizen, every intellectual, every free voice and every patriot, regardless of political belief, to join the Protest March. Come too. Your voice is Tetovo’s voice!” Rexhepi wrote.

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In her address, Haxhiu said that the relationship between Kosovo and EULEX has been built through dealing with difficult and sensitive issues.

She highlighted the Mission’s engagement in several areas of particular importance to our society, mentioning transitional justice, as well as the institutional response to domestic violence and gender-based violence.

“Precisely because of the sensitivity of these issues, dialogue has always been important. Institutions serve citizens best when they speak clearly, listen carefully, and keep accountability to citizens at the center of their actions,” Speaker Haxhiu stressed.

She further said that during his time leading EULEX, Giovanni Pietro Barbano has carried significant responsibility during a sensitive period.

“Kosovo values professionalism, institutional seriousness, and a respectful approach. I would like to express my appreciation for the responsibility you have carried in this position, as well as for your service and cooperation,” Speaker Haxhiu stressed.

According to her, international missions are temporary by their very nature, whereas institutions are not.

“Therefore, the true measure of cooperation is not how long a mission stays, but how much stronger, more accountable, and more independent state institutions become. In Kosovo, institutions have grown stronger in capacity, professionalism, and accountability, and they continue to carry out the constitutional and democratic duties that belong to the Republic,” Haxhiu said.

In conclusion, the Speaker of the Assembly wished Mr. Giovanni Pietro Barbano success in his future engagements.

“I hope that from Kosovo you will take with you the memory of a country young in statehood, clear in its democratic will, and deeply committed to justice and the European future,” Speaker Haxhiu said in her remarks.

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According to the statement, the discussion focused on the European continent, as well as NATO’s main operations and activities, with particular emphasis on Kosovo and the Southern Flank.

Statement:

“The focus was also on strengthening continental defense, beyond the perimeter of the 27 EU member states, as the European pillar of the Alliance,” the statement said.

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