Ramadan: Serbia needs Kosovo north to remain frozen conflict

Ganimete Musliu, chairman of the Commission for Supervising this Agency, confirmed the news.

She said this information was received by AKI director Petrit Ajjeti, who reported before the Commission today.

Meanwhile, former Chief Inspector of the Kosovo Intelligence Agency (AKI) Burim Ramadani said on the “show. Info Plus” in RTK that Serbia aims to escape agreed agreements in Brussels and Ohrid.

He said Kosovo institutions should build a much more effective platform for explaining the real situation in the field, for all strategic partners. According to him, the situation in the northern part also requires good planning.

Ramadani said Russia has clear interest in the Western Balkan area continuing to deepen so that the attention of Western partners can be shifted to other areas as well.

He said one of the most unhappy parties for implementing the agreement between Kosovo and Serbia is Russia, because it uses Serbia as a maid to promote various actions outside its territory.

Ramadani said Russia's influence also on Serbia's institutions is great, especially after Aleksandar Vulin's appointment at the head of Serbian intelligence.

He said it is very clear that maintaining the tense situation in northern Kosovo goes in favour of Serbia.

She's proving to be having great influence in that area. To change the situation, Kosovo institutions need to undertake informative campaigns to thoroughly clarify the exact exact details of how Serbia is entering Kosovo through security issues, and like Russia through the zagener group aimed at keeping the region tense”, Ramadani said.

According to him, Serbia aims for Kosovo's north to remain a frozen conflict zone.