Albanian militants attack and intimidate Serb children in Kosovo

Serbian intelligence services reported that in the near future the number of attacks on Serbs in Kosovo may increase, thus ex-militants are trying to divert their leaders from prosecution by the Special Court.

This was reported by Novosti, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

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Referring to its insides, the publication reported that the Serbian intelligence services warned the state and military leadership of the country that the leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK) have been carrying out an action codenamed “Honor” since the beginning of September. Its goal is to prevent “President” Hashim Thaçi and his associate Kadri Veseli from being indicted for the murder of almost a hundred people, war crimes, kidnapping and torture before the Special Court in The Hague.

In addition to pressure and attempts to discredit the Special Court, which must rule on indictments by October 24, the militants intend for Pristina to again stop negotiations with Belgrade, blocking the resolution of the issue of creating a Commonwealth of Serbian Communities (municipalities).

According to Novosti sources, the action began with the publication of an indictment dossier Special Prosecutor's Office with the names and information of potential witnesses against former militants, which an unknown person handed over to the UCK Veterans Organization. The second stage of the operation, called “Katana” (the nickname of the late field commander Agim Ramadani), began attacks on Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija, PR for Thaçi and Veseli in the media, and an action to accuse the Special Court of having links with the intelligence services of Serbia and Russia.

Part of the plan to intimidate the Kosovo Serbs has begun to be implemented. So, two days ago, unknown people tried to drag a girl of Serbian nationality into a car near Babina Most, but she managed to escape. Also in Plemetina, an attempt was made to kidnap the Serbian boy Martin Vukasnovic. Next, in front of a school in Donja Brnica near Pristina, an Albanian fired Fortunately, no one was injured in the group of Serbian teenagers. A car service center in Shilovo was attacked, a group of youth chanted threats against Serbia in front of the Church of Our Lady of Leviska in Prizren, and the church in Babin Most was desecrated.

Martin Vukasnovic, whom bandits tried to kidnap.

“All attempts to remove former terrorists from power do not work,” retired general and director of the Eurasian Security Forum Mitar Kovacs commented on the situation to the publication. – They are located deep in the hierarchy. They intimidated people after the terrorist and armed uprising (in the 90s - ed.), and continue to do so to this day. It will take a long time before all representatives of the UCK are eliminated and the authorities, the value system is changed and people who have not been defiled by blood and violence are brought in. The veterans organization promotes its so-called values ​​and therefore the security problems of the Serbs will remain, especially for those living south of the Ibar River, in enclaves surrounded by Albanians.”

Kovac is convinced that the Serbian genocide in Kosovo is being sold, no one is doing anything to return 250 thousand Serbs to Kosovo and Metohija, the repatriation process was started, but it was artificially stopped.

Mitar Kovacs.

“Until the international community does something through the security forces to dismantle the UCK, we will have an unstable situation and dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina will not be possible,” the expert is convinced.

At the same time, there are still positive changes in the region. Thus, the day before, the bill “On the Values ​​of UCK,” promoted by former militants of the Democratic Party of Kosovo, failed for the second time in the Assembly of Kosovo. Formally due to lack of quorum. At the same time, the Self-Determination faction and the Democratic League of Kosovo diplomatically justified their non-participation in the vote by saying that the law “does not sufficiently protect” retired bandits.