Priština daily insists: MUP is in Kosovo
Albanian language newspaper Koha Ditore today repeated allegations that Serbian police, MUP, operates in Kosovo.
Monday, 31.03.2008.
12:44
Albanian language newspaper Koha Ditore today repeated allegations that Serbian police, MUP, operates in Kosovo. The daily interviewed the province's former and current interior ministers, Blerim Kuchi and Zenun Pajaziti, who claim that "Serbia's parallel security structures" exist in Kosovo. Pristina daily insists: MUP is in Kosovo The ministers said their knowledge of this came from the Kosovo police, KPS, officials. The pair's statements contradict those recently made by UNMIK and KPS representatives, who said they had no information that MUP, or the intelligence agency, BIA, operated in Kosovo. "During these nine years we have faced organized parallel structures that are controlled by Belgrade," Pajazit said. He added that Serb members of the KPS are "under enormous pressure from these structures to leave their jobs". Kuchi, the former minister, and his political adviser Burim Ramadani, confirmed this. Ramadani told the paper that they "had information that not only MUP, but also the ministries for Kosovo and economy were present". "We had information about scouting groups. We got this information from the KPS," he was quoted. Koha Ditore has been publishing similar reports for the past five days. Official Belgrade has denied these allegations.
Priština daily insists: MUP is in Kosovo
The ministers said their knowledge of this came from the Kosovo police, KPS, officials.The pair's statements contradict those recently made by UNMIK and KPS representatives, who said they had no information that MUP, or the intelligence agency, BIA, operated in Kosovo.
"During these nine years we have faced organized parallel structures that are controlled by Belgrade," Pajazit said.
He added that Serb members of the KPS are "under enormous pressure from these structures to leave their jobs".
Kuchi, the former minister, and his political adviser Burim Ramadani, confirmed this.
Ramadani told the paper that they "had information that not only MUP, but also the ministries for Kosovo and economy were present".
"We had information about scouting groups. We got this information from the KPS," he was quoted.
Koha Ditore has been publishing similar reports for the past five days.
Official Belgrade has denied these allegations.
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