3 hours agoSerbian lawyer: Serbia violates Brussels deal, unless three police officers are released
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)Serbian lawyer Cedomir Stojkovic, who earlier announced that kidnapped police officers from Serbia are in Kralev, where hearings are being held against them, has said they should be released since there is no legal basis for their detention. Through a Twitter post, Stojkovic has said that if they are not released, Serbia [...]
Through a Twitter post, Stojkovic has said that if they are not released, Serbia violates the Brussels Agreement.
Kosovo's “Police must be released. There is no real legal basis for stopping them. If not released, it means Serbia is violating the Brussels Agreement, but also that it does not intend peace with Kosovo”, Stojkovic has written.
The Serbian lawyer, who describes himself as Western pro, has said that according to the “Brussels Agreement, Serbia treats the Kosovo Police as the legal armed force. Therefore, if that police member is armed on Serbia's territory without violating other laws, he cannot be arrested because his status for Serbia is as legitimate as the status of the Republika Serbia police.
If Serbia does the opposite, it means it is violating the Brussels Agreement. And Serbia is doing exactly the opposite”.
According to Serbian media reports, kidnapped police officers have been giving their testimony to the Kraleva Prosecutor.
They have to decide for them until 12:30, when the 48 hour police ban expires.
