Balkans | Opposition leader Mikoski accused power partners Kovaczewski and Ahmety

The head of the main opposition party VMRO-DPMNE in North Macedonia, Hristijan Mickoski, said that the working group on constitutional amendments talked about redefining the state.

The head of the VMRO DPMNE, Hristijan Mickoski, said that according to the information he obtained, Macedonia is supposed to be organized in the constitution as a binational state, that is, as a binational state.

Accusing Prime Minister Kovachevsky and BDI chief Ahmadti of forming an anti-Macedonian bloc rather than a pro-European one, Mycoski said, “Macedonia still needs to draw its borders and officially become a federal state. Kovachevsky should be careful in his promises. We know that the government’s abdication of the Democratic Union For merger, which is the main player, is big.” Make an evaluation.

The ruling Union of Macedonian Social Democrats (SDSM) quickly responded to the statements of the main opposition leader Mycoski.

In the SDSM statement, which called Mycoskie’s statements “nonsense”, it was stated that VMRO-DPMNE avoided the decision to join the pro-European bloc or, as he put it, to remain in the anti-European bloc with Levica, with this allegations.