Ludia z okolia bývalého premiéra a súcasného prezidenta Kosova, Hashima Thaciho, sú velmi casto spájaní s organizovaným zlocinom. Podla niektorých zdrojov samotný Thaci má byt aj vojnovým zlocincom z 90. rokov. Výrok preto hodnotíme ako pravdivý.

Európska komisia v roku 2010 prezentovala správu o organizovanom zlocine, ktorá poukázala na vážne podozrenia, informoval o tom Guardian.
"Kosovo's prime minister is the head of a "mafia-like" Albanian group responsible for smuggling weapons, drugs and human organs through eastern Europe, according to a Council of Europe inquiry report on organised crime.(...) Hashim Thaçi is identified as the boss of a network that began operating criminal rackets in the runup to the 1998-99 Kosovo war, and has held powerful sway over the country's government since."

Správa obvinuje Thaciho aj zo zlocinu obchodovania s ludskými orgánmi a z vojnových zlocinov: "the executions and organ extractions allegedly occurred at two locations near the town of Fushe Kruje, 20 kilometres north of the Albanian capital, Tirana. Medical personnel who conducted the operations in a makeshift clinic arranged to ship the organs abroad". Po medializácií zistení Thaci (resp. vláda) reagoval s vyhlásením, kde obvinuje vedúceho vyšetrenia Dicka Martyho zo zaujatosti. "It is clear that someone wants to place obstacles in the way of Prime Minister Hashim Thaci after the general election, in which, the people of Kosovo, placed their clear and significant  trust in him to deliver the development program and governance of our country."