Deputies of the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) have entered the main hall of the Parliament, demanding that the constitutive session continue.
The head of the PDK parliamentary group, Arian Tahiri, has appeared at a media conference, where he announced the taking of steps that, according to him, aim to protect democracy and respect the Constitution.
Meanwhile, the chairman of the constitutive session of the Kosovo Assembly, Avni Dehari, has called for reaching a political agreement between parliamentary parties, assessing that the continuation of the sessions without results does not serve to resolve the institutional impasse.
Dehari wrote in a post on the social network Facebook that last year, on June 26, 2025, the Constitutional Court had reiterated the need for the Assembly to be constituted within a 30-day period, with the period starting from the day of the announcement of judgment KO124/25.
