Its leader, Isa Mustafa, who is also the mayor of Pristina, told Kosovo Public Broadcaster RTK that while the international community must be assured that Kosovo is not against talks with Serbia, "it is absurd … to enter into dialogue with somebody that has entered the territory (of Kosovo) with criminal forces, forces of organised crime, has blocked a part of the country, and through that part creates fiscal evasion and violates the territorial sovereignty of the country, [while] we continue the dialogue and behave as if we don’t see anything. "
Njen lider, Isa Mustafa, koji je ujedno i gradonačelnik Prištine, izjavio je za kosovsku državnu televiziju RTK da je, iako je potrebno pružiti uveravanja međunarodnoj zajednici da Kosovo nije protiv razgovora sa Srbijom, „apsurdno voditi dijalog sa nekim koji je ušao na teritoriju Kosova sa kriminalnim snagama, organizovanim kriminalom, blokirao deo zemlje i kroz taj deo stvara izbegavanje plaćanja poreza i krši teritorijalni suverenitet zemlje, dok mi nastavljamo dijalog i ponašamo se kao da se ništa ne dešava“.