KFOR alarmed by possibility of presence of Serbian mercenaries in North

The possible presence of Serbian mercenaries has alarmed KFOR leaders in Kosovo. They have been informed by Kosovo institutions of various radical Serb groups aimed at destabilising the northern part of Kosovo, following the founding of the Kosovo Army. Insider sources have shown that KFOR is seriously handling [...]
The possible presence of Serbian mercenaries has alarmed KFOR leaders in Kosovo.
They have been informed by Kosovo institutions of various radical Serb groups aimed at destabilising the northern part of Kosovo, following the founding of the Kosovo Army.
Insider's sources have shown that KFOR is seriously handling the information accepted by Kosovo security institutions.
They have also shown that this is one of the reasons KFOR has forced to increase its presence in the northern part of Kosovo today.
The Kosovo Intelligence Agency has made a detailed report on the risks facing the northern part of Kosovo by various radical Serb groups. Insander secured this report. It provides details on the capacities of these Serbian mercenaries groups, their profiles, the way they function, and the support they receive from the Russian secret service.
Most of the groups of Serbian mercenaries that pose danger to the northern part of Kosovo are participants supporting Russian forces in the Crimea war. They are also participants in the Syrian war. Some are supporters of Bashar Al Assad's regime, and some have been lined up beside I SIS.
The report shows that many of the Serbian mercenaries register as workers in Russia. Exactly as a Russian company employee Wagner. This is a private military company led by Dmitry Utkin, a man close to Russian high security facilities, including President Vladimir Putin himself.
The report testifies that this company develops its organisational activities and training in the country called Molkino, Russia. There is also the training center of the 10th Brigade Special Forces Office of Russian Intelligence Director GRU.












