Yesterday, the Kosovo Police conducted an operation in which three Provisional Authorities of Municipalities operating under the Serbian system were closed. Computers, telephones, stamps, documentation, inventory were seized, and the case was classified as "falsification" of documents.
Yesterday's action of the Kosovo Police was carried out in the temporary Serbian municipal bodies for the municipalities of Peć, Istok and Klina, i.e. in facilities located in Goraždevac, Osojan and Vidanje.
The action resulted in the closure of these facilities, along with another message from Kosovo's Minister of Internal Affairs, Zeljaj Svečlja, that "the only institution of Serbia in Kosovo will be its embassy in Pristina."
This morning, the Kosovo police classified this case as "falsification of documents". It was announced that during the "inspection" various documents were found "which contradict the laws of the Republic of Kosovo, and which have the logo of Serbia and illegal structures". reports KoSSev.
In the part of the report for the Provisional Authority of the Municipality of Klina, it is specified that 2 laptops, 4 phones, 2 seals, 1 USB, as well as a significant amount of documents and inventory were seized as material evidence.
The police make almost identical statements about the search that was carried out in Goraždevac, i.e. that during the inspection "various documents were found that contradict the laws of the Republic of Kosovo, that have the logo of Serbia and illegal structures", reports KoSSev..
Equipment was confiscated in Goraždevac as well, that is, five computer monitors, 4 printers and photocopiers, a typewriter, a television, 4 telephones and various documents were confiscated.
Documentation that is illegal for Pristina was also found in Osojan. The police say that all the inventory found in this facility was confiscated and that it was closed. It is also specified that a Serb from Kosovo was interrogated as a suspect, who was then released.
Continuation of the action to "delete" Serbia in Kosovo
"The time of illegality is over and the only institution of Serbia within the Republic of Kosovo will be its embassy in Pristina", repeated for the third time in less than two weeks the Minister of Internal Affairs of Kosovo Dzeljalj Svečlja.
Three Provisional Authorities of Municipalities under the Serbian system, or as the head of the Kosovo MUP says, three parallel structures that operated within Kosovo - were closed yesterday, writes KoSSev.
"After close coordination between the Kosovo Police, the Prosecutor's Office and the Kosovo Intelligence Agency, on the order of the Prosecutor's Office, the police today developed an action to close parallel structures of Serbia that operated within the Republic of Kosovo. On this occasion, the illegal municipality of Peć in Goraždevac, the parallel municipality of Istok in Osojan and the parallel municipality of Klina in Vidanja were closed," Svečlja specified.
He says that they remain committed to strengthening Kosovo's institutions with full respect for the Constitution and its unity.
Svečlja was present together with the Kosovo Minister of Administration and Local Self-Government, Eljbert Krasnići, during the entry of the police into the PO building of the Peć Municipality in Goraždevac, which also houses the local House of Culture, as well as the local radio station.
The visit of the ministerial duo continued with this. Together, last week they closed four Provisional Authorities located in Dragaš, and they attended, also together, the removal of billboards honoring the citizens of Zvečani in that municipality. Yesterday, they were together in Brđani in the northern part of Mitrovica, at the same time as a metal structure painted with the Serbian flag was being removed a few hundred meters away.
Svečlja often repeated during these activities that "the only institution of the Serbs in Kosovo will be its embassy in Pristina".
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