Dozens of citizens from Albania and the diaspora have set off for Pristina to join the march organized in support of former KLA leaders, who are facing court proceedings in The Hague.
Movement toward Pristina from the early hours
According to publicly released information, citizens from several cities in Albania have headed toward Kosovo to take part in the gathering being held today in Pristina.
The gathering has been presented as a national march of solidarity with former leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army.
Crossings at Morina and participation from the diaspora
Some of the participants crossed through the Morina border point before continuing toward Kosovo’s capital.
Among them, it is reported, are also citizens arriving from the Albanian diaspora, including emigrants from Switzerland, who have joined the trip to Pristina.
Public support as the proceedings in The Hague continue
The march is taking place at a time when former KLA leaders continue to face judicial proceedings in The Hague, an issue that has prompted reactions and public mobilization across the Albanian-speaking space.
Participation from Albania and the diaspora shows that this issue remains highly sensitive in public opinion, beyond Kosovo’s borders.
So far, the published information points to the participation of citizens from Albania and the diaspora in today’s march in Pristina.
More detailed data on the full number of participants who have departed from Albanian territory has not been made public.