DSS: Kosovo Serbs without protection

 


5 January 2009 | 16:38 | Source: Tanjug 

 


BELGRADE -- Slobodan Samardžic believes that "the withdrawal of UNMIK from
Kosovo and Metohija would leave the Kosovo Serbs unprotected".

This, Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) vice-president said, comes since the
European Union mission (EULEX) is not authorized to directly intervene in
conflicts.

“We are witnesses to indications of Albanian terrorism against the Serb
population and full passivity of EULEX, UNMIK and KFOR,” Samardžic told a
news conference in Belgrade on Monday. 

According to him, EULEX is not authorized to directly intervene in
conflicts, which is why Serbs will be left unprotected after UNMIK's
withdrawal and the transfer of its competencies. 

"EULEX may only monitor the work of the police, customs and justice,”
underscored Samardžic. 

He believes that Serbia should now strengthen its institutions in Kosovo
"and give them a stronger financial and every other support", while another
step would be a diplomatic process to review the legal grounds on which
EULEX acts in Kosovo. 

 

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