3 hours agoDetermined to stir up incidents in northern Kosovo, details of Russian UNMIK official declared non-grata
Periskopi(4 years ago)
(4 years ago)Minister of Foreign Affairs and Diaspore Donika Grovalla had indicated that at the request of Prime Minister Albin Kurti, she has made the decision to declare non-married persons of a Russian official of the United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) in Kosovo. The drill reports that because of the event, this official has violated security [...]
Gervala reports that because of the event, this official has violated Kosovo's national security.
“At the request of Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti, [now] I have made the decision to declare non-grate persons of a Russian UNMIK official in Kosovo because of his harmful activity, which has violated the national security of the Republic of Kosovo.
At the same time, I have announced the institution committed to inciting incidents in northern Kosovo, details of the Russian UNMIK official, who was declared the law-regulations and relevant authorities for implementing this decision”, said in the Gervala announcement.
Here in Gracanica, our godfathers are Dusica Smigic and Darko Stankoviq, who is married to Russian Julia. We plan to spend the rest of our lives with them, even if one day we go back to Russia, ever since, perhaps more than now, they will care for the Serbian and Orthodox churches in Kosovo”, she explains.
It is not the first time Kosovo has declared Russian officials undesirable, respectively, of the UNMIK Mission.
At the end of May 2019, the Russian official UNMIK, Mikhail Krasnoschekov, was declared no-greet after being involved in undermining institutions, being part of criminal structures in northern Kosovo. Krasnoschekov had participated in the establishment of barricades in the north, preventing police.
Even in his UNMIK vehicle, motor saws were found, with which trees were cut to block roads. In the documentary V The IRUSSIA, which speaks of security, shows that UNMIK is being used to render the law's expansion in northern Kosovo and that Russian officials on these international missions are involved for other purposes. In addition to announcing the no-wives of these UNMIK officials, Kosovo had ordered the departure of Denis Vangerski and Alexey Krivosev, officials of the Russian Interconnection Office in Pristina.
This request was made by the Kosovo Intelligence Agency (AKI). Krovosheev was also declared persona non grata by Albanian authorities. Before serving in Tirana, the Russian diplomat had served in the Balkan states, respectively, in northern Macedonia.
