A week from terrorist attack on Kosovo Police in Banjska

 It has been a week since the terrorist attack on Kosovo Police took place in Zvecan Banjska. Sergeant Africa Bulnjak was killed there, and two others were injured. That day, gun shooting lasted for hours, as about 30 heavily armed men “sheltered” in the Banjsca Monastery.

As the tense situation continued in Banjska, Prime Minister Kurt at a news conference had presented photographs of armed men carrying things that could not be identified.

Of the ongoing shootings, the dead remain three Serb attackers, but Minister Svechla has said they have indicators that this number could be greater.

Later, about 1600 Sunday, the Kosovo Special Police Unit has taken control of the Banjska Monastery. There, six attackers have been arrested until others are suspected of fleeing to mountains surrounding the monastery. Also found was considerable amount of weapons.

Svechla also said details about the weapons found there. According to him, equipment “has been found there for hundreds of other attackers” and added that the value of weapons amounts to 5m euros. He said some of the cars used by the attackers were found and Russian documents.

Regarding the situation in the north, on the day of the terrorist attack, Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq, has been declared to the media. He said the attackers were not Serbs of Serbia, but were Kosovo Serbs who rebelled against Kurti.

Currently in custody are four people from the armed group who allegedly carried out the terrorist attack, meanwhile on Friday Serbian List Deputy Chairman Milan Radojicic, took responsibility for everything that happened Sunday in Banjska.

Radojicic has said he has carried out all logistical preparations and that the murder of police officer Africa Bulnjak has occurred “acrely”.

Kosovo's testimony to Serbia's connection to Kosovo terrorist attack

As early as 7:20 a.m. when he confirmed the attack, Prime Minister Kurti said he was organised with political, financial and logistical support from official Belgrade, but to support Kurti's words, his interior minister has published several “evidence” for Serbia's official connection to the terrorist group.

Svecla has originally distributed a video carried out by police intimidation, where Serb List Deputy Chairman Milan Radojicic, who is on the Black List of the US and Great Britain, is seen in the monastery's spaces.

This is Milan Radojciq, deputy head of the Serbian List, as well as part of the US Black List and the United Kingdom. Prime Minister Radojcik was the leader of this terrorist group and the attack, where police officer Africa Bux1> was killed, had written Svechla.

He then released further information, which he presented as a witness. He published the photograph of one of the slain attackers, who he said is Bojan Mijailovic, the bodyguard of Serbian BIA chief Aleksandar Vulin, on his visit to the Republic of Kosovo in 2013.

“Plus, today it has been confirmed that one of the dead who was also a participant in that act is Bojan Mijailovic, the bodyguard of BIA's chief, Aleksandar Vulin, on his visit to the Republic of Kosovo in 2013. Serbia's state is the head and leg involved in this terrorist attack with the aim of detafrating the Republic of Kosovo”, Svecla wrote on Facebook.

“The next witness to Serbia's involvement in the September 24th attack, which Svecla introduced, has to do with the weapon that was confiscated at the Banjska monastery. He published a document, which he said is a confirmation that Serbia's military has given to the group on the occasion of handing over the grenade launcher, which was subsequently captured by Kosovo Police.

Moving a military column south of Serbia

On Saturday, REL reported that around noon a military convoy was moving from south to north of the country.

The Kosovo government later called on Serbia late Saturday to withdraw military troops from the border line with it.

The government of the Republic of Kosovo with attention and vigilance is following recent developments regarding the movement of Serbia's Armed Forces military units towards the border line with the Republic of Kosovo”, the Kosovo Government said in a media communiqué.

The European Union's High Representative for Foreign Policy and Security, Josep Borrell, called on Serbia on Saturday to stop the military's shift along the border with Kosovo immediately, and to withdraw troops deployed so far.

While the US National Security Council's Co-ordinator for Strategic Communication, John Kirby, expressed Washington's concern, as he said, “The large deployment” of Serbia troops along the border with Kosovo.

The attack on the Kosovo Police was condemned by internationals.