Drecun: Pristina is monitoring communications, Serbs in northern Kosovo should be careful

There is no respite in the violent campaign provoked by Pristina. The destabilization raised so high by Albin Kurti can escalate into a conflict after which Belgrade would have to intervene and protect the Serbs in Kosovo, the Parliamentary Committee for Kosovo and Metohija President Milovan Drecun said for RTV.

"Of course, Kurti did not do that because the US delegation came, and as long as they are there, he will not take such measures, but he keeps his special forces on standby," Drecun told RTS.

The President of the Parliamentary Committee for Kosovo and Metohija says that it is not in the interest of the Serbs to cause any conflicts, especially with the international security forces EULEX and KFOR.

"Serbs want peace and dialogue, but provocations are possible in diverse areas such as Brdjane, Tri Solitera, and Bosnjacka Mahala. An atmosphere is being created to show that war is raging and that the Serbs are causing it. Barricades are not the cause, they are the consequence of everyday terrorism on the Serbian people," Drecun emphasized.

He also states that there was news that KFOR members accidentally entered the kindergarten yard in Leposavic.

"It's like they went astray with the most modern equipment they have, and then the members of the special parapolice units also came there the next day. It's about scouting the terrain because probably if there is an attempt to attack and capture Leposavic, they want to have a place where they will place their units," Drecun noted.

He also pointed out that when the US reinforcements of the KFOR contingent arrived, they used special equipment to block all communications on several occasions.

"You saw the information that the internet and mobile telephony were briefly blocked in northern Kosovo yesterday, and only the US can do that. In addition, Pristina has a listening center in the southern part of Kosovska Mitrovica, through which they listen in on the communication of the Serbs from northern Kosovo, and the Serbs should be very careful in the communication," Drecun said.