Wednesday, May 25, 2005

Editorial: KFOR and KPS – be alert

Koha Ditore carries an editorial saying that it would be good if KFOR and KPS were on alert because Belgrade is orchestrating activities for political benefits at the detriment of Kosovo and that extremists are trying to bring back the situation before 1999.

The editorial provides examples. It notes that Covic said an independent Kosovo was unacceptable. This was endorsed by local Serbs in Mitrovica and Graçanica who oppose the process launched by the international community. Some journalists in Mitrovica joined the bargaining and wrote a letter to UN SG Kofi Annan ‘warning’ him on the eve of the Security Council meeting that they ‘are discriminated against and that they have no conditions for work’. Finally, it says leading Serb politicians decided to present ‘the real situation’ in Kosovo to the international community during the SC meeting in New York.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Well hasn't this been the case for the past 6 years!

It is UNMIK's fault for not doing enough to eradicate the presence of Serbian secret organisations.

Everyone seems to know about them, but they haven't done anything to eradicate them.......of course they want to destabilise the place...

Anonymous said...

It is very likely that the Serbs will conduct some provocation against KPS or KFOR or even other Serbs and then blame it on the Albanians. In that way they will support their case that Kosova is not yet ready for independence.

Anonymous said...

I am affraid this form of terrorism will only increase in the coming days. Serbia's elite "make a mess" force is in Kosova and the situation is likely to get worse.

Anonymous said...

It's okay people this is being handled. . . anyday now and we'll get the fools out of here.

Anonymous said...

We need a good security force in Kosova, because we're at the highest risk of state sponsored terrorism in Europe. Serb state sponsored.