Rexhep Selimi: The Russian Secret Service is no longer secret

Rexhep Selimi commented on Russian involvement in the north, saying it is no longer secretive.

Selimi, the first deputy chairman of the Commission for Security in the Kosovo Assembly but also deputy Vetevendosje, said Russian involvement in Kosovo is not secret.

The Russian secret service in Kosovo is no longer secret. Also, the installation lines of this service in Kosovo are no longer secret”, Selimi said.

The survey of BIRN released during yesterday shows how Serbian monarchists linked to the Russians and a British group of the far right are seeking to equip the mysterious Serb groups in Kosovo's north to resist what they believe will be an attack on Serbs on the part of Albanians.

Selimi further stated that where there are parallel structures, there is the Russian secret service.

Kosovo's “Government should know where it has allowed the presence and influence of the Serbian List and of Serbia's structures there is cross-border” and Russia and its secret service”, Selimi said.

For Selimi, Russia's presence in Kosovo is dangerous.

Russia's “Partnership in Kosovo is dangerous both for Kosovo and Albanians, but for the Euro-American Kosovo partners as well. Above all, the presence of Russian-Serbian secret services above all endangers peace and peacekeepers”, Selimi said.

Minister Sefaj since yesterday, together with Diaspora Minister and the Kosovo Insurance Bureau, signed a memorandum of co-operation, said he did not comment on issues not related to the memorandum.

“We have not come out to comment on other topics, our goal has been another”, said Minister Sefaj.

Research showed that Russia's goal is oriented against the multiethnic character of the state of Kosovo.