The Serbian newspaper spread panic: Swivel stones again in Kosovo

According to the newspaper's claims, a total of 485 British soldiers have reached Kosovo, mainly Gurkha.

Official title of their arrival in Kosovo is O exercise PRH ( OPREH HINA “Operational Rehezarsal” Well, what is actually an operational test of their quick position in case of crisis in this region. However, the unit mentioned is as a strategic reserve which is practically in some kind of custody, in readiness, that lasts for a year, if necessary, to move quickly from its base to Folkstone to Great Britain in Kosovo.

Even though similar KFOR exercises are held regularly, it is impossible not to notice the current moment regarding the newly concluded crisis at the Jarinje and Brnjak border points towards Serbia.

This time, the presence of the Serbian Army in the vicinity of northern Kosovo has increased, while clear threats from Belgrade have been voiced that they will react “in the event of Kosovo Serbs being violated”.

Whatever the case, Gurkhat is again found in Kosovo, where they settled for the first time in June 1999, shortly after the end of the war, when KFOR forces entered Kosovo, following NATO's victory over the then RF forces of then Yugoslavia, broadcast Paparaci.com.

This time, Gurkhat brought with them equipment to suppress the riots on the street, which is a fatheric duty to this unit, which is made up of the members of the Ayalayan people of Nepal, known worldwide as brave and disciplined soldiers, loyal to the British crown, and their famous symbol is a coveted knife called Cochri. They have gone with the British Army to many parts of the world, including Kosovo.

“For Serbs in Kosovo and the state of Serbia, it is disturbing that Gurkhat came to Kosovo with equipment for preventing street demonstrations”, retired lieutenant colonel of the Serbian Military Intelligence Service (KOS) said. Luban Karan for “Politics”.

“If those units are used to prevent any possible protest by Serbs, I doubt they would be objective and it is possible that they use force against the Serb population in the north”, Karan claims.

He said Kosovo's “government is expected to organise military actions aimed at energy resources and systems in the north”.

This could be an opportunity for Kosovo Albanians to go north militarily and for the Serb people to protest. We are responding that KFOR is there to prevent the riots, but provided they protect Serbs”, Karan has said.

He confirms that Gurkhat are the most elite British unit because they are born fighters, so they are sent to regions where problems are expected. However, he claims, the <x0-britantics in Kosovo have always been unilateral, and that should seriously concern us”.

“This is also a serious reason for what we should be concerned about the coming of Gurkhs to Kosovo”, he said.