All known for arresting two Kosovars suspected of spying on BIA Serb

According to sources, it's Bedri Shaban and Muharrem Derim.

Bedri Saban has been working as customsmen during the 1990s -- that is, during the Milosevic era -- while Muharrem Qerim has worked as Kosovo Police official until shortly after Kosovo's declaration of independence.

The early associate of the Serbian Secret Service (BIA) since the 1990s, according to these sources, was tasked with collecting information and making up for the purpose of staining Kosovo's image by building the same turmerism with Serbia and in the context of changing historical facts.

The detainees, according to the source, have been forwarded for years by security institutions.

Also, this source suggests that detainees have reported to a Serbian secret service officer named Srdjan Rosic.

Who is Srdjan Rosiff?

Srdan Rosic during the 1990s lived in Ferizaj while he was engaged as an officer in the Serbian secret service. His name has also been mentioned in the case of the trial against Serbian chief criminal Slobodan Milosevic at The Hague International War Crimes Tribunal.

In the transcript of one of the September 22nd 2005 court hearings, a witness who was a Serbian SUP officer (The Secretary of Internal Affairs), is asked if he knows Srdjan Rosicin. He answers that Srdjan Rosic at the time (V. The years of the '80s and '90s' was an operational employee at the State Security Service for the Ferizaj region.

But what have they done or tried to get away from Bedri Shaban and Muharrem Qerim?

Our information collected by Kosovo's security bodies says the goal has been contamination and criminalising KLAHA, through the study of evidence or manufacture of various witnesses.

Bedri ShabanAccording to these information, he has tried to distort the truth about Recak's Massacre.

As it is known, Serbia is now proving how many years to postpone its fury that Recak's massacre has been invented by the KLA and the international community, that people killed there have not been killed by Serbian police and military, but by the KLA.

With this migration, they then try to delegate NATO's intervention in Kosovo themselves. According to our information, to help Serbia in this migration has proved Bedri Shaban himself.

Of course, this is left to the prosecutor and court to prove it. Since currently, Shaban is simply a suspect.

Also, there is information that Bedri Shaban has tried to invent a Verde House “as the one in northern Albania, but this time in Kosovo.

The information gathered on the operational route is that he has proven yellow houses to convert the former KLA hospital into the village of Molopox, near Recak.

Both Shaban and Qarim have evidence that contact with BIA's superiors has been kept physically and in other contacts.

It is still unknown when exactly they fell on the track from AKI, but it is suspected that the time of the end they had tried to insulate an ethnic incident in Kosovo -- something that is often seen in Kosovo. In all likelihood, they've been discovered here. Either way, this is a matter of prosecution.

In this case it is interesting how suspects as Serbian agents worked. Bedri Shaban most of the time lived outside Kosovo, while Muharrem Qerim, after leaving police, had tried to appear in public as an important man, or as a man working for AKI or any secret service of the country. In the meantime, he had continued to exercise real estate.

According to information, the prosecution already has convincing evidence, incriminating materials for them and endless documentation that testify that they were trying to harm the state of Kosovo.

The next few days, we will bring evidence and proof of this case, and one of them is linked to an ominous plan they had against William Walker, the American ambassador who told the world about Recak Massacre.

Kosovo Customs Reaction

Kosovo customs has confirmed that one of today's spying detainees in Ferizaj, with initials B. S, he worked at this institution earlier, but that he had been fired from his position 20 years ago and that he has since had nothing to do with Dogan.

According to Dogana, his dismissal had come due to violations of the Kosovo Customs Goodwill Code, in terms of unauthorized communications with mass information tools.

“Since its dismissal, the person in question has had no connection with Kosovo Customs”, said the report.

Kosovo's “Dogan commends Kosovo authorities for implementing the law for their efforts in addressing security issues. We work closely with all security institutions to support national security, in accordance with our mission. Kosovo customs remains committed to respecting the highest standards of integrity and transparency in our ranks”, it is now said.

Serbian BIA denies co-operation with suspects

Regarding the two arrests, BIA has been declared in a media communiqué denying “any co-operation relationship with the Agency”.

“The Agency for Security and Information( BIA) firmly denies all efforts to spread false news by the Albanian provisional institutions in Kosovo and Metohija, that two people with initials B. S. and M.Q., who were arrested today in Ferizaj on charges of committing the spying criminal act, have been in any co-operation relationship with Agency”, BIA's response reported.

The Express newspaper has brought details about the arrest of Bedri Shaban and Muharrem Qerim, these details you can read by clicking on this LIC.

But what does spying mean, and how does it work out in the Penal Code?

In the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kosovo, the criminal act of spying enters within the framework of criminal acts against the constitutional order and security of the Republic of Kosovo.

It ranks in Article 124 of this Code and implies some situations that include them; when the state secret is communicated, handed over, or made accessible to the foreign state, the foreign organization, or the person serving them.

According to this, minimum punishment is 5 years in prison, and the maximum is 12 years.

This article in his paragraphs envisions other situations and various punishments:

Whoever, for the state or foreign organisation, creates information in the Republic of Kosovo or heads such service, is sentenced to no less than 10 years in prison;

Whoever enters the foreign intelligence service, collects information about it, or in some other way helps work such service, is sentenced to no less than 5 years in prison;

Anyone who collects classified data or documents in order to communicate and hand over the foreign state, foreign organization, or the person serving them is sentenced to imprisonment of 3 to 10 years.

If such criminal acts are committed and cause serious consequences for the security or military or economic power of the state, the chief is sentenced to prison no less than 10 years.

However, if these criminal acts are committed during wartime, the inevitable risk of war, armed conflict, or the discovery of the state secret concerns the security of the Republic of Kosovo, the chief is sentenced to no less than 10 years in prison or to life imprisonment.

The state secret, according to the Penal Code, for the purposes of this chapter that deals with these works, implies the military, economic, or official records that have been declared as legally classified information or other provisions or decisions of the competent body released in accordance with the law.

Kosovo has the Law for Listing Information and verifying security whose purpose is “the foundation of a unique system for classification and storage of information related to the security interests of Kosovo, as well as for verifying the security of persons who have access to this information”.