Munsch: The event in Banjska is a matter of law enforcement, we are aware of their findings

Asked whether there is a clearer mirror about what happened that day and the addition of Serbian forces along the border with Kosovo, and whether he is concerned about such incidents after Banjska, he said:

“The location in Banjska is a matter of law organs and investigations into it are being done by law organs. We are aware of their findings, as they have determined. When it comes to increasing forces at the border, we continue to maintain close communication with both sides of the border, with armed forces authorities. There is transparency, there is clear communication of goals. As regards gathering military forces at this point, there is no concern“, he said.

On the other hand, asked whether he expects tensions this year or in the near future in Kosovo and generally in the region, he declared:

“We are always ready to face any challenge that may arise. Sometimes we establish additional strength to be prepared for any situation that violence can bring. An example of this is the Allied Response Force, which NATO created last summer and made its first dislocation in the region to maintain stability”He said about the Voice of America.

He also said that if more troops and military means are needed for KFOR, they have the opportunity to do so, but that's why they decide “according to circumstances”.