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(5 years ago)The Kosovo Police Specialised Units in co-operation with the country's customs officials launched a police action yesterday in some of Kosovo's municipalities, Pristina, Peja, South Mitrovica, northern Mitrovica and Zvecan. But not everything went as planned. As on other occasions, numerous Serbs gathered for him [...]
As in other cases, numerous Serbs gathered to oppose the action it had on the basis of fighting smuggling with goods.
In addition to the insults they made in the direction of Kosovo police officials and journalists reporting, Serbs began throwing stones at us, dropping gas tanks, burning cars and not putting aside gunfire.
But for all of this, Serbian Minister of the Government of Kosovo Goran Rakic made a reaction, comparing this event to “Crystal Night”.
“We can no longer endure, there's only air left to take us, this has been like Crystal Night for us, this meeting with Vuchiqi is the most important, Serbian blood has been shed on broken glass”, Rakiq said.
Rakiq as many other times continued to plead against the decisions of Kosovo institutions and not getting enough by threatening openly in the direction of Kosovars. But despite that, the Kosovo government, headed by Prime Minister Albin Kurti, has not yet made a decision on his dismissal.
In this regard, the news has contacted the country's former prime minister, Isa Mustafa.
Mustafa said that during his term as prime minister, two ministers of the Serbian community had slipped. One because of his statements about blood mothers and the other because of opposing and harmful attitudes towards government policies where he belonged.
I didn't download it because of my work or because they were Serbs”, Mustafa added.
Besides, the former LDK leader said he did not tell Kurt either to download or hold Minister Rakic, but that he is responsible for any action he has as prime minister.
What I see necessary to say is that with our Serbian citizens north of the country, the bridge of communication must be built. Any action should be well measured, not only in terms of whether the Government can undertake, but in terms of the dimension of the consequences of their real integration and of the four northern municipalities in the country's government system”, Mustafa stressed.
He also said we at least need to show muscles with minorities. Commenting on former Kosovo Interior Minister Agim Veliu's dismissal by Prime Minister Albin Kurti, Isa Mustafa said that in terms of his dismissal, Kurti was motivated to undermine the coalition. We were Albanians.
With minority Serbs it's a bit different”, he stressed.
