Kurti called the opposition "monsters and animals"

The candidate for prime minister from the Self-Determination Movement, Albin Kurti, declared victory in the elections for his party in coalition with the Guxho list and the Alternative, and he referred to the opposition as "monsters and animals," Koha reports.

He added that there had never been a greater struggle than the one against the current government and described the opposition as a "monster" and also used the Turkish word ‘hayvan’, which Pristina media interpreted as meaning "beasts, animals, or monsters."

"You have seen the lies and promises they made. They said the state budget would become larger than the gross domestic product. What beasts! Or they promised a coefficient higher than their own program. What beasts! But the era of animalism is over… There has never been a greater struggle than against this government. With oligarchs who throw money around recklessly and an opposition that makes deals even with the devil against our government. Although they have lost again, they will remain the opposition because they wish neither the state nor the people well," Kurti stated.