The Albanian coalition "Unanimously" will not be part of the new government, because, as they said, they cannot be part of a government dominated by parties and politicians who do not want the equality of Albanians in Montenegro and with whom they differ programmatically and strategically.
The coalition stated in their response to the mandated officer Zdravko Krivokapić 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.
"Those parties call the state of Kosovo fake, and often terrorist, and they don't want a civil but a (Greater) Serbian Montenegro," says the answer.
The leaders of those parties, as they said, even at the beginning of the 21st century, "dream about capturing Shkodër, Dubrovnik, Peja and Prizren and talk about unearthing weapons."
"They consider membership in NATO a strategic mistake, just like the independence of Montenegro. They support the attempts to appropriate our common holy sites, with which the Serbian Orthodox Church hits the foundations of the multi-ethical and multi-confessional reality in the country," the answer states.
The coalition told Krivokapić that "they would be happy if all of the above were not true."
"If you convince us otherwise with concrete action, we will be extremely happy," said the "Unanimous" coalition.
They stated that in the Assembly they will support any decision or legal act that they consider to be in the general interest.
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