Murat Jashari

At the trial of ten suspected members of 'People's Eye' on Friday, Hashim Thaci accused the leader of Kosovo's main opposition party Vetevendosje, Albin Kurti, and one of its MPs, Glauk Konjufca, of being behind the organisation.

Kosovo's President, Hashim Thaci, and the speaker of parliament, Kadri Veseli, have been interviewed by the Special Prosecution in the case against ten suspected members of the "People's Eye" organisation.

One of the ten is Murat Jashari, who wounded Azem Vllasi, the former head of the former ruling League of Communists in Kosovo, in a shooting incident in March 2017.

Nearly one year after Kosovo lawyer and former politician Azem Vllasi was injured at the entrance of his apartment, the Kosovo Special Prosecution Office indicted ten suspected members of the "People's Eye" organisation on Wednesday.

One of the ten is Murat Jashari, who wounded the former head of the once ruling League of Communists in Kosovo in a shooting incident in March, 2017.

Kosovo President Hashim Thaci said the country's security organs have seen a list of people that an organization called "People's Eye" - which on Wednesday took responsibility for wounding the politician and lawyer Azem Vllasi - wants to kill.

The lawyer for suspect Murat Jashari, an ethnic Albanian originally from the south-western Macedonian town of Kumanovo, told BIRN on Tuesday that his client said he shot Vllasi because of his alleged role in oppressing Kosovo's youth during his time as head of the former ruling Communists.