15 minutes agoThe insecure police if it was shock- bomb: Hoti explains about Periscope in the north last night
Periskopi(4 years ago)
(4 years ago)Strong explosions took place even on Wednesday night in northern Mitrovica. Once, Kosovo police said it was about pyrotechnics, and shortly thereafter it was shock- bomb. Some uncertainty arose in the opinion of what Periscop has contacted Deputy Director of the North Mitrovica Regional Police Besim Hotin. He has clarified [...]
About 9: 00 p.m., there were explosions in the north, where, according to Hoti, there was an explosion in the Miners ' district. Crims were caused by pyrotechnics, confirms Hoti.
And about half an hour later, it was last night that the noise alarmed the Bosniaks ' neighborhood. In this case, Besim Hoti claims he's only suspected of being a friend bomb, since it's not certain what he was.
The first” is the pyrotechnic tool. It's her prints. And in the second case, we haven't determined it. We've said either pirotechnics or bomb friends. But we have no trace of shock bombs, so it remains undefinated. In one case, it's defined as a prime tool. Both happened at different locations. One was in the Miner Hill, the other in the Bosnian Quarter. And in the second, we couldn't determine what it is. Both times, they haven't had devastating skills but only sound skills. For one thing, it's evidence that it's a pyrotechnic, and for the other, it remains to be seen because it's not about shock-babe. Explain Hot for Periscope.
Election dynamics in the north have gone into concern. Threats, incidents of hand grenades, and other explosions characterised Kosovo's north on Tuesday and Wednesday as attempts to prevent the held of extraordinary elections on December 18th. Fortunately, it has not yet been decided until the possibility of postponement or annulment remains real.
This prompted the CEC to hold an extraordinary meeting, stating that their approach is limited to this part of the country.
“under these conditions, we cannot work on our previous plan. It is unfair to ask our officials to be sent to a country where there is uncertainty”, Commission Chairman Kreshnik Radoniqi said.
The dose of suspicion of (no) holding elections, Radoniqi added with the statement that the elections in the north “are not held hardly”.
So we need to either make some recommendation, because it's hard to hold elections, in that form it's the word. We can't risk anyone”, he said.
EU: Elections held only if there are peaceful conditions
European Union for Foreign Policy spokesman Peter Stano has said that “should be taken into account all security factors”.
When the organisation of partial elections in the north is considered, Kosovo authorities must carefully take into account all security, administrative and political factors to ensure that elections are inclusive and are held only under peaceful conditions”, Stano stated..
KFOR: We will not tolerate violence in the north, point
KFOR Troop Commander Angelo Michele Ristuccia has declared that recent events in northern Mitrovica are particularly concerned now on the eve of the elections.
He has said that all the work done over the years in the north is at risk of losing until he has insisted that he will not tolerate violence in the country's north.
Our first “is the security of free movement in Kosovo. We are equipped to face such a situation. But we act in accordance with the situation in the best way possible, reacting to any situation ahead of us. We don't tolerate violence and score. We cannot tolerate and tolerate violence”, Rystuccia stressed for the public broadcaster./Minian Calitary ' PERISKIPI/
