Kosovo Liaison Office Secretary in Serbia provoked by Serbian police, urged to sign document where he is considered Serbian citizen

The Secretary of the Interconnecting Office of Kosovo in Serbia, Fatmir Hajoli, has indicated that he has been provoked by Serbian authorities at the border crossing with Serbia, who have offered to sign a fine document for overstepping the speed at which Hajoll is considered a citizen of the Republic of Serbia.

Hajoll through a Facebook post, has announced that “so police authorities (close protection) and Serbian border, in co-ordination, wanting to provoke me and put me in a trap instead of providing me with a deal, to offer preferential treatment at the border crossing, offered me for signing a document, allegedly fine for overstepping speeds, for 15/eh<1x>.

By being accompanied by close escorts, we adapt to its speed and rules, therefore paradoxically, to be fined for something you're not for, and you can't even hold accountable to”, Hajoli wrote.

Hajoll says that the real purpose of this unacceptable approach was through fraud and madness, as they requested, to get my signature from me from the official position, in an official Serbian document, where, in flagrant violation of the identification document, the number of IDs of the Republic of Kosovo was written by R. Serbia”

“Normically I protest this offensive and maneuvering approach, clarifying that although the fine has been pronounced in violation of their laws, I would sign any document where reference is correct, so if the Serbian authorities correctly put it: Fatmir Hajoll, an official, Kosovo Republic diplomat” respectively, has written.

He further says that “This maneuvering amateurism cannot be passed on to someone experienced”.