3 minutes agoThe ex-military does not rule out spying options: Serbia sí has cut such commitments
Periskopi(2 years ago)
(2 years ago)Hysen Gecaj, former military man, has spoken of allegations of spying after the arrest of a person in Leposaviq, has said Serbia has not interrupted such commitments as Hysen Gicaj, former military, as it spoke of spying allegations following the arrest of a person in Leposaviq, has said that although this issue has not been completely clarified, [...]
Hysen Gecaj, former military, has told of allegations of spying following the arrest of a person in Leposaviq, has said Serbia has not interrupted such commitments
Hysen Gecaj, the former military man, as he spoke of spying allegations following the arrest of a person in Leposaviq, has said that although this issue has not been completely clarified, however he does not rule it out as an opportunity.
At RTV Dukaagjini, Gecaj has said Serbia has not interrupted such commitments.
The “is not clarified until the end but it is not ruled out as an option, the question of spying, we know what the situation is in the north is, and of course Serbia has never stopped such commitments and does not interrupt... police are doing a good professional job, but police work is only a segment of what Kosovo should do in that part of it”, he said.
According to Gekaj, revealing activities as spying is extremely important because, as he points out, this prevents many other activities that could occur in Kosovo.
When asked whether he believes Kosovo has the capacity needed to detect these activities, Gecaj claims it.
He says the important thing is their efficiency and not just their presence.
When we talk about whether they have the mechanisms they need, they do, but how effective this can't be said in an experimental way, because things like that happen in other countries that have highly developed capacities and there are times when there are concessions and that certainly happens to us. When we talk about mechanisms inside KFOR that operate according to regulations they have... these things are imperiled to a large extent over 90 percent but there is always a small possibility. In terms of security, the minister certainly carries a responsibility for all these issues. He must find a form, a way to give a reply to”, he said.
