Death of Serbian terrorists discourages Dodik's militants, roads are passable, border on the Drina

According to Radio Free Europe, a number of European Union member states have requested that Serbia be sanctioned due to the armed incident in Kosovo.

It is stated that an urgent meeting of the Political and Security Committee, composed of EU member state ambassadors, was held, where a serious investigation into the situation in the Kosovo village of Banjska was requested.

However, the investigation can only show what is obvious, and it is obvious that the Republic of Serbia and its political leadership are behind the terrorist attacks in Kosovo, in which one Kosovo police officer and at least four Serbian terrorists were killed.

Namely, the Minister of Internal Affairs of Kosovo, Xhelal Svecla, announced new information about the attack on the Kosovo police that took place this Sunday in the north of Kosovo.

"Yesterday, through a video recording, we witnessed the presence of the main criminal and leader of the terrorist action, Milan Radoičić. Meanwhile, today it was confirmed that one of the killed who also participated in that act was Bojan Mijailović, the bodyguard of the Serbian BIA chief Aleksandar Vulin, during his visit to the Republic of Kosovo in 2013," Svecla's statement reads.

The Kosovo minister reiterated his stance that Serbia is directly involved in the attack.

"The state of Serbia is the leading hand involved in this terrorist attack aimed at destabilizing the Republic of Kosovo. There is already a formal and structural connection between Aleksandar Vučić's involvement in the September 24 attack in Banjska, Milan Radoičić, as the vice-president of the Srpska Lista and bodyguard of Aleksandar Vulin, head of the BIA. Both are sanctioned and on the US blacklist. These two are the closest people to the Serbian president," Svecla adds.

And while the European Union is reportedly considering sanctions, the authorities of the smaller BiH entity, Republika Srpska, have sent support to the Republic of Serbia and Serbian terrorists, starting from the entity president Milorad Dodik, through the entity assembly, to the member of the BiH Presidency from the Serb people, Željka Cvijanović.

The support of the political representatives of the Republika Srpska entity for Serbian terrorism has, for the sake of truth, been only verbal and religious in nature so far. However, it is still unclear whether it will manifest on the ground, through, for example, gatherings on the inter-entity line.

The last such gathering was held just a few days before the failed terrorist attack by Serbian terrorists in Kosovo, and it was led by Dodik's proteges Staša Košarac and Radovan Kovačević.

However, since the first candles were lit in memory of the fallen Serbian terrorists, the activities of blocking the inter-entity line by Dodik's "Kosovo" militants Košarac and Kovačević have completely ceased.


(M.T.)