Christian Mitkoski responded strongly to the dismissal of the Prosecutor regarding the detention of the subject linked to the tragedy in Tetovo, an incident that resulted in 14 fatalities. Mitkoski noted that this case has been ongoing for five years, a period during which, he stated, various pieces of information and rumors circulated. He sharply criticized the Prosecutor’s dismissal, particularly as the official is nearing the end of their mandate, asserting that the action is unwarranted and that the tragic outcomes stemming from the fire are recurrent.
“There are 14 people alive in the Modular Hospital in Tetovo. I repeat: 14 people alive,” Mitkoski stated. Following this, he directed his criticism toward the Prosecutor involved in the dismissal, referencing the official’s prior professional history.
The core of his objection centered on the timing and justification of the Prosecutor’s dismissal, arguing that such actions fail to provide closure or accountability for the events that transpired. Mitkoski maintained that the handling of the case over these years has been insufficient, leading to continued concern regarding justice for the victims.
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