7 hours agoFormer KFOR spokeswoman for kidnapping police: If they were arrested in Kosovo, Resolution 1244 was violated
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)The former spokeswoman of the KFOR mission in Kosovo, Vincent Grasso, has reacted after the kidnapping of three Kosovo Police members from Serbia's Special Police on Kosovo territory. According to him, if proven that the arrest occurred in Kosovo, Serbia has violated the Military Technical Agreement and Resolution 1244. “If confirmed that “arrest” occurred [...]
According to him, if proven that the arrest occurred in Kosovo, Serbia has violated the Military Technical Agreement and Resolution 1244.
If confirmed that “arrest” occurred in Kosovo, it is a clear violation of the Military Technical Agreement and Resolution 1244, so @ NATO KFOR must investigate”, Grasso has said.
Furthermore, he has hinted that this arrest cannot be random, as he has said that “dysone”.
However, is it a coincidence that it occurred until Belgrade, Vuciq was meeting with KFOR? I doubt it.
Police named it “kidapation of classical organised” within Kosovo territory.
As it became known, the police unit has been in office deep within Kosovo's territory to prevent illegal routes from being used.
Interior Affairs Minister Xhelal Svecla has declared he does not know where kidnapped police are, but has stressed that they are under arrest and are being held in the hands of Serbia's institutions.
