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Berisha for the armed attackers: They are not a terrorist group, but military troops

The deputy of the Democratic Party of Kosovo, Hisen Berisha, has assessed that based on the weapons that have been found, the armed attackers in Banjska are not a terrorist group, but as he says, professional troops of the Serbian gendarmerie who are also capable of police operations. but also military ones.

According to Berisha, these troops were directly sponsored by the Government of Serbia. He is surprised why the Kosovo Police did not include the plague in the list of weapons found, which, as the PDK deputy says, is light infantry artillery in the army.

"How is it possible to penetrate all that arsenal of weapons, all those troops and armored vehicles, even though we have international intelligence here, plus our units. The appearance of the weapons, their technical maintenance show that they are not weapons for 24 years. In the list of weapons found, which the Police had published, plagues were not included. The plague does not belong to a terrorist group, but to the military. It is light infantry artillery. All these weapons show that we are not dealing with a terrorist group, but with gendarmerie troops that are capable of carrying out both military and police operations sponsored directly by Belgrade", he said on KTV's "Konfront".

He said that if there was no de-conspiracy of KFOR operations in the north, then the commander of the NATO mission in Kosovo should be punished by the UN Assembly.

Berisha welcomed the actions of the Kosovo Police.

On Sunday, policeman Afrim Bunjaku was killed as a result of an armed attack in Banjska i Zveçani. In the Police action, dozens of armed attackers in Serbian uniform surrounded the village of Banjské. The police were continuously attacked by the assailants. From the action, three attackers have been confirmed killed and eight arrested so far. An arsenal of weapons was also captured, while several other attackers have already escaped and are being treated in Serbian hospitals.