We're fighting war, but with what: Periscop learns that the police are firing bullets

Kosovo police are facing a serious lack of primary weapons elements. Periscope has learned that the weapons of police effectives are at the limit, so they're getting their bullets made available.

Our sources suggest that all operational exercises, related to gun shooting, have been stopped due to lack of bullets.

<x) A few days ago, even ordinary operational exercises that are conducted with gun shots at the range of the range. As far as we know, there's a problem the police have with the weapons supply company”, has revealed. Periscope is a well-informed source.

On Wednesday, Periscopi has asked questions at the Kosovo Police Information Office about this problem, but so far have not returned an answer to why there is a shortage of bullets.

In northern Kosovo municipalities on July 31st, there was danger of escalation, and this situation, the prime minister has referred to that there is a danger of war.

Security experts have declared that Kosovo is not threatened by war. But according to them, state leaders should not be cut short in statements to possible risks stemming from Serbia or Russian agents.

The very fact that Kurti is prime minister of the country and leads the policies of Kosovo, he must be on the move with time and see things earlier and raise awareness of international structures that are around the borders of Kosovo”, security expert Hajrullah Trnava told media.

Even Nuredin Ibishi, thinks that in terms of security, Serbia cannot start a war in Kosovo.

She claims every time, waking her extreme in here to create victims. Within minutes, mobilizing the whole measure is a form of organization. They act very synchronizedly”.

We are saying that our politicians should be more cautious in terms of public and political statements. But why not state it's a threat to war? Vuciqi is saying we have been facing a greater danger ever since the war ended in Kosovo. He used that rhetoric.

Days ago Periscop reported that hundreds of police members were left without bulletproof vests. They have expired with the offer of use that is worth ten years.

In June 2021, Kosovo police had opened tenders for the purchase of more than 3 thousand bulletproof vests for police officials. The tender is stuck in the Procureing Organisation, because allegations are that police procurement has prosecuted illegally when recommending contract to a company.

Despite these developments, we remember that the chief of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, in an interview two days ago, has called on it to calm the situation and not contribute to its tension.

 Mr. Stoltenberg, who meets Kurt and Vucinqit in Brussels last week, has also said that in case of a transition situation in Kosovo, HINA KFOR is willing to intervene. /Periscopi/