Kosovo’s acting Minister of Internal Affairs, Xhelal Sveçla, has again accused Serbia of “terrorism” after an anti-tank projectile and military uniforms were discovered in a deserted house in the northern village of Donje Jarinje.
Kosovo Police reported that an anti-tank round, ammunition, and several military uniforms were found last night in an uninhabited building.
All items were seized.
However, the attached photograph shows uniforms bearing the insignia of the Yugoslav Army, not the Serbian Army, as originally stated in reports.
Sveçla reacted within hours, reiterating accusations against Belgrade in his characteristic tone.
Repeating much of the police statement, he wrote that Kosovo is “continuing to remove Serbia’s criminal and terrorist elements, in the interest of our citizens’ security and the protection of our Republic.”
He added that Kosovo will “work without interruption to eradicate every terrorist threat posed by Serbia on our territory.”
A similar message was issued just two days earlier, when Kosovo Police found ten ignition fuses for detonators in the municipality of Leposavic.
Before the official investigation had concluded, Sveçla again accused Serbia of carrying out and planning attacks in Kosovo “through criminal and terrorist gangs.”
Two Messages, Two Tones: Sveçla Warns of Attacks, Police Say No Incidents Recorded
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