How had NATO intelligence followed the Radicovici group yet without entering Kosovo, according to Agon Maliqi?

We need to understand the message of what happened this week, Kosovo institutions have been very important in what has happened.

But this has been a group of information coming out, which has probably been monitored by NATO intelligence, which is perhaps even allowed to enter Kosovo, to convey what they're doing and which is deconspire at the moment, yet not doing what they've been trying to do.

So I think this group has been followed, as in terrorist criminal operations that leave it to follow what they're doing.

It is clear from the way the group was left unprepared, it was a disconspiration of the operation. We had the U.S. ambassador's statement at 9: 00 a.m. that they knew very well who did what.

The message that this sends us is that despite the myths that are built on Kosovo, which the US wants to divide Kosovo, by scuttling Kosovo, which is helping Serbia, and the message has been that we are here and prevent Kosovo's sovereignty.

And they have prevented that reality on the ground, where it negotiates on the basis of Radojciqi, so the Kosovo negotiating position is strengthened.

We have another element, US warning, to take my army off the border with Kosovo.

So, the U.S. are saying in here at the border, we are the ones with the Kosovo Police that guarantee security.

Now, we must not create the illusion that we avoid pressure. The police are still at risk, the situation is sad, the new attacks are very likely problems cannot be solved by police means.

At this moment when Vuciq is caught unawares and is under the mercy of the West, Kosovo would have to go with the draft Association, with the US as guarantors who do not violate the Constitution, the second to eliminate obstacles that are on our part, for example the resignation of mayors of northern municipalities. Are we saying that we now freed the north from Radojciqi and gave democracy to local Serbs, why not remove the mayors of northern municipalities and lift sanctions?

Throw the ball at the moment when they're at the worst, and Vuchy is totally at the mercy of the West right now.

We have a timeline up to some spring, next year there are elections in the US, elections in many EU countries, maybe even in Serbia, maybe even in Kosovo, and it's a window that needs to be used.

An attack has been dropped, we have won a battle of the moment, but after six months Kosovo will still be north unintended, and Kosovo will still have the problem of international deadlock. /Periscope