The hand grenade attack on the building of the Post of Kosovo in Zvecan, which occurred last night after midnight, is being considered by security experts as an attempt by Serbia to maintain a tense situation in the north of the country. They assess that these incidents are sporadic and cannot jeopardize the integrity of the country.

A serious incident took place last night after midnight in Zvecan, where unknown individuals threw two hand grenades at the Post of Kosovo building. Researcher at the “Octopus” Institute, Gurakuc Kuci, believes that terrorist attacks like the one today in Zvecan are an attempt to return the situation to what it was before the liberation from criminal groups.

He states that criminal groups constantly try to disrupt order and peace in the north, but as Kuci expresses, the security situation remains stable. According to the Octopus researcher, such attacks are sporadic and do not pose a threat to national security, KosovaPress reports. Security expert Arben Dashevci shares the same opinion, stating that such incidents are attempts to keep the north of Kosovo in tension.

Dashevci values criminal attacks like the one on the Post of Kosovo that took place this morning as sporadic and manageable by the country's security institutions.

The hand grenade attack on the Post of Kosovo in Zvecan today has been condemned by the acting Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, who called it an attack with terrorist elements. The acting Prime Minister wrote on Facebook that this act of violence is an attempt to undermine security and to prevent the integration of citizens into the legal and institutional system of the Republic of Kosovo.

The Post of Kosovo also strongly condemned this attack, calling on the competent authorities to fully investigate the case and bring the responsible individuals to justice, KosovaPress reports. Meanwhile, the acting Minister of Internal Affairs, Xhelal Sveçla, stated that the state will continue to act decisively to ensure that all citizens live in a safe environment.