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The Telegrafi front page highlights the ongoing trial of former Kosovo leaders at the Hague, with significant focus on potential verdicts and the reactions within Kosovo. News also covers domestic politics, including government appointments, and international relations concerning Serbia and…
The main news focuses on the imminent verdict for four former Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) leaders at the Hague, with citizens gathering and security measures increasing in anticipation of the decision.
Ganiu, the brother of Hashim Thaçi, shares that his mother is at home and feeling tired, amid the ongoing trial of the former Kosovo President.
The son of Jakup Krasniqi states his belief that the verdict in the Hague trial will be an acquittal for his father and the other co-accused.
Endrit Thaçi and family members of the former Kosovo President were seen entering the premises of the Special Court in The Hague.
The news reports the death of Flora Brovina, a significant figure, though details about the cause are not immediately provided.
Lawyer Gashi explains that in case of an acquittal, pre-trial detention would be terminated immediately, with a return to Kosovo potentially organized within the same day.
Serbian President Vučić reportedly made new claims about Thaçi yesterday and today expects KFOR to maintain security in Kosovo.
France has issued a notice to its citizens in Kosovo, urging them to avoid going out in cities and staying away from protests on September 16th.
Prime Minister Kurti has officially appointed 27 deputy ministers, with their names being published.
Barriers have been placed in front of the government buildings, and police have heightened security measures in anticipation of the verdict from The Hague.
A Belgian aircraft landed in Pristina yesterday, and KFOR has provided an explanation for the flight.
Agron Lushtaku is quoted stating that the day of the verdict in The Hague represents the fate of Kosovo.
