Today, Milaim Zeka was invited to the show Breaking with Fiori Dardha on Top News.
Zeka has made an analysis of the political events in Kosovo, during which he has not spared opposition and criticism towards the policies of Albin Kurti and his government.
Among other things, Zeka tells a story for the moderator, which touched them so much that they couldn't hold back the tears.
" Through a connection of mine in Sweden two years ago, I did an exclusive interview with a Serbian soldier in Kosovo, who told me that we took the bodies of Albanians and ground them in those asphalt machines, we laid asphalt on them. When Kosovo television broadcast this interview, my daughter, who was 12 years old, said to me: Dad, can you think that even my grandfather was crushed in this way? We have extraordinary sad history in this country, but that our politics in Kosovo has given so much to luxury, that our politicians have become so multimillionaires, that our politicians are competing to see who is drinking the most expensive whiskey, who is smoking the most expensive cigar expensive, who has a more expensive car... I did not expect this. I often find solace in reading a book by a well-known writer Anna Maria Narte, my friend in Sweden originally from Bucharest, who like me who returned to the Kosovo war, she returned to Bucharest after the fall of Ceausescu and after 2 years ago he returned to Sweden and wrote an extraordinary book with the title "Who stole Romania from me".
I have said a million times "Who stole Kosovo from me", who stole our dreams and who else but the political class in Kosovo who are not at all concerned with the remains of our parents who are missing that we don't know about. At least send you flowers there. Albin Kurti from that hero, who said that I do not accept to sit down in dialogue with Serbia, without returning the remains of the missing, has today turned into a confrontational man with the European Union and the United States of America, a man who has brought an extraordinary enmity with Podgorica, with Tirana, with Skopje.
This man does not communicate with anyone and for this reason I feel sorry for the future of my children that Albin Kurti and all these others (...) exist today and tomorrow they will end up in prisons ", Milaim Zeka said with revolt.