Three Russians involved in the protest held in Grazanica. Plan other activities

According to Kosova Preris, Russian secret service member GRU, has entered Kosovo on January 7th on illegal roads from Montenegro, as well as possess counterfeit documents as a worker UNMIK, granting it diplomatic immunity.

Also, this person, dated January 8th and 9th, has stayed at the Gracanica Monastery accompanied by two other Russians and a Serbian translator to meet with Serbian clergymen.

In addition to participating in the travelling “project”, they are also planning a so-called” defence of the Orthodox column in Prizren” and increasing activity in Prizren.

Montenegro's framework with government proposals has long approved the law on freedom of faith and religious beliefs and the judicial status of religious communities in this state by abolishing the old law since 1977.

The law on freedom of trust and the judicial status of religious communities in Montenegro envisions the statehood of properties for which the church cannot prove that they belonged before 1918. After that date, Montenegro was not an independent state and was part of the Serbian-Croatian-Slovenian kingdom.

Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic has last Tuesday accused the Serbian Orthodox Church of keeping the idea of Greater Serbia alive.

Djukanovic had declared that Serbia's “confessions on borders are contrary to the principles of Orthodox faith worldwide”.

Djukanovic had added that the Serbian Orthodox Church believes the establishment of the state of Montenegro is a mistake that will be adjusted with time.

“They believe that Montenegro was created by mistake and that time will teach us about this mistake and will once again start building Serbia the Great. Of course, we are placed in our vision to show them they can't do anything” said Djukanovic.