Sveçla: Members of the Serbian List are involved in ongoing unrest in the north
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Members of the Serbian List have been involved in ongoing riots in the north, Minister of Internal Affairs Xelal said today. Sveçla.
These ministerial statements Sveçla he did on the occasion of the launch of the report "Security in the north of Kosovo after the terrorist attacks in Basnjka and the Ibër Lepenc channel", while adding that the ongoing struggle of the Kosovo authorities for pretending sovereignty in the northern part of the country has exposed the aspirations of Serbia for the territory of Kosovo.
Ministers Sveçla also said that Serbian parallel structures have cooperated with official Belgrade and have received orders from the President of Serbia, Alexander Vuçiq and Milan Radoicic.
He added that since 2023, such criminal acts have become more severe, according to him turning into attacks that only Russia has carried out in Ukraine, and Serbia in Kosovo.
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He also said that the Serbian List cannot say that it was not involved in the attacks on KFOR members, where in May 2023, Serbian protesters in Zveçan clashed with members of the NATO mission in Kosovo. , leaving over 90 peacekeepers injured.
"Under the guise of political representatives of Kosovo Serbs after the meetings with the Serbian president, Aleksander Vucic, the leaders of the Serbian List have been directly involved in the ongoing unrest there, while the people closest to them were active attackers of KFOR members, the Police and of our institutions. Lista Srpska cannot say that it was not involved in the attacks by KFOR members. Assistants, drivers, bodyguards of Lista Srpska have been identified and now some of them are on the run," he said.
That there is an increase in armed attacks against the Kosovo Police, said Skender Perteshi from the Kosovo Center for Security Studies.
The report "Security in the north of Kosovo after the terrorist attacks in Basnjka and the Ibër Lepenc canal" was launched by the Institute for Security and Resilience - PREVENT, analyzes the security situation in the northern municipalities of Kosovo after the attacks of September 24, 2023 and November 29, 2024, as well as the danger posed by extremist and terrorist organizations such as "Civil Defense" and "North Brigade".
