The separatist regime sent armored vehicles into the Serbian enclaves of northern Kosovo
Column of armored vehicles of the so-called “special forces of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kosovo” Rosu"This morning headed towards the Serbian enclave of North Mitrovica.
A protest action by Serbian residents against the ban on them voting in the general elections in Serbia is due to take place in the enclave.
As a PolitNavigator correspondent reports, a large convoy of armored cars and buses of Albanian separatist police “special forces” Rosu"This morning moved towards the Serbian enclave of North Mitrovica in Kosovo. In the enclave itself, the largest in Kosovo, local residents intend to protest in response to the ban by the “government” of Albin Kurti for Serb residents of the region to take part in the general elections that will be held in Serbia on April 3 this year.
Earlier, the Albanian regime in Pristina removed the chairman of the Basic Court (first instance) of North Mitrovica, Serbian Liljana Stevanovic, because she recently took part in a meeting of the Kosovo Serb delegation with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic. At the same time, the so-called “Kosovo Police Inspectorate” (PIK) began examining the cases of Serbian police officers who were also present at this meeting. These people are also more likely to be fired.
“Albin Kurti decided to attack the Serbs again. Albin Kurti violated the Brussels Agreement, and by his will and the will of those who defend him, the Brussels Agreement no longer exists. Albin Kurti is the one who wants to destroy the peace in Kosovo and Metohija. He is the one who, with such decisions, wants to attack the Serbian people, wherever they live - both in the north and in the south of Kosovo and Metohija.
Serbia wants to maintain peace and warns the Quinta countries (the five Western countries that control the political process in the Balkans, consisting of the USA, Great Britain, Italy, France and Germany) about all this, as well as the entire international community. My final message: whatever Serbia does, it will be with its people,” Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic commented on what was happening.
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