Photo: APROSU members with long pipes and armored vehicles burst into the dam facility. The director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija informed the special envoy for dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina about this. Peace will win, not Kurti, says Ana Brnabić
According to RTS, members of ROSU, fully armed and armored vehicles, stormed the facility of the large dam on Lake Gazivode, reports RTS.
They, with long pipes and armored vehicles, found the guard there who was measuring the water level, chased him out of the facility and tore down the Serbian flags that are there.
According to the latest information, they are still at the facility near the big dam in Gazivode, which they forcibly and illegally occupied.
The Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Petar Petković, informed the EU Special Envoy for Dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, Miroslav Lajčak, that the special units of the Kosovo Police Rosu illegally raided Gazovode.
"I just informed Miroslav Lajčak about the armed and illegal incursion of Kurti's special forces Ross on Gazivode!" They took away the guard's keys, tore up the flags of Serbia," wrote Petković on Twitter.
Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić said that Serbia is committed to peace and stability, and that "peace will win, not Kurta."
"What Aljbin Kurti perceives as a threat are our constant calls for peace and stability, open and honest dialogue, respect and full implementation of all agreements reached so far in the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina. Serbia is committed to peace and stability. "Serbia respects all the signed agreements: the Brussels Agreement, the Washington Agreement, but also Resolution 1244 of the UN Security Council and the UN Charter," Brnabić said.
He says that, although Kurti says that he does not want conflict, but dialogue and peace, the fact is that now everyone, even those who most strongly supported him from the EU and the USA, see what he really stands for and what his values are, and they are not peace and stability.
"Once again, despite Kurti's irresponsible behavior and warmongering policy, we call for calm and even more patience." All protests should be peaceful and democratic. We have to protect the most important thing for everyone, which is peace. "Peace will win, not Kurti," concluded Brnabić.
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