In Belgrade, there are no official reactions to the news that some Serbian members of the Kosovo Security Force have released this force, as a result of pressure from Belgrade.
The chairman of the Council for Kosovo in the Assembly of Serbia, Milovan Drecun, told the Balkan Service of Radio Free Europe that there is no information that about 20 members of the FSK from the Gjilan region have made a collective request to withdraw from this force.
"Have they shown that earlier they had pressure from the Albanians to enter the FSK? Then, can someone convince them to leave? If so, let them bring evidence", said Drecun, REL broadcasts.
The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Ramush Haradinaj, said on Thursday that Belgrade's pressure on the Serbian members of the Kosovo Security Force is a "crime" against them.
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Why are the Serbs leaving the FSK?
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The flight of Serbs from the KSF mobilizes the Security Council of Kosovo
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The Serbian member tells how he was forced to leave the KSF
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The Security Council discussed Belgrade's pressure on the KSF Serbs
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Under pressure from Belgrade, the Serbs are forced to abandon the KSF