Special Court Session Begins: Former KLA Leaders Await Verdict ↗
Front page leadThe Special Court session has commenced, where former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) will hear their verdict. The report indicates live coverage.
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The front page of Gazeta Express is dominated by news related to the Kosovo Special Court, including the start of a session where verdicts for former KLA leaders will be announced. There are also reports on security measures in Pristina, reactions from political figures, and anticipation for the…
The Special Court session has commenced, where former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) will hear their verdict. The report indicates live coverage.
KFOR has refuted claims that military aircraft landed in Pristina, clarifying that it was a Belgian transport plane.
Hundreds of citizens are gathered in a square, eagerly awaiting the verdict from The Hague.
The brother of Hashim Thaçi, speaking from his village of Burojë, stated that their mother is a little tired.
Enhanced security measures are in place in Pristina, with a large number of police officers positioned in front of the government building.
Images show Presiding Judge Charles Smith heading towards the Special Court for the announcement of the verdict.
The article suggests that a new chapter in Kosovo's history will be sealed today, likely referring to the Special Court verdict.
Memli Krasniqi published photos from the square, stating anticipation for the 'liberators' with only a few hours left.
Latifi described the Special Court process as improvised from the beginning to the end.
Limaj describes spending nights in his cell before the verdict and preparing for the worst.
Recent photos from The Hague show hundreds of Albanians with flags and KLA symbols awaiting the verdict for KLA leaders.
Walker expresses anxiety for the verdict and states that the prosecution's premises about the KLA were flawed, calling the process fundamentally political.
Edi Rama congratulates Albin Kurti on his election as Prime Minister and invites him for a visit to Albania, also mentioning a request for him.
Bekim Sejdiu has withdrawn his candidacy for president, citing a lack of support and a deviation of the process.
The Hague verdict is scheduled for tomorrow at 10:00 AM, with the Albanian language broadcast having a 10-minute delay, according to the Special Court's announcement.
Regarding the constitution of the Assembly, Gruda questions why VV could delay for 37 days while PDK could not for one day, also stating Albulena Haxhiu is not a 'class caretaker'.
Bekim Sejdiu has withdrawn his candidacy for President, expressing hope that parties will find a way forward.
Responding to Reuters about the Hague verdict, Secretary Rutte stated that KFOR remains present irrespective of any news that may emerge during the week.