18:30 RIKER POTPISAO ZABRANU ZA GARDU CARA LAZARA PRIŠTINA – Šef UNMIK-a Joakim Riker potpisao je danas administrativnu uredbu kojom se pripadnicima takozvane „Garde cara Lazara” zabranjuje dolazak na Kosovu i dozvoljava preduzimanje najoštrijih mera prema njima.
Posle sastanka premijera Kosova Agima Čekua, šefa UNMIK-a Joakima Rikera i komandanta KFOR-a Rolanda Katera na kojoj je ocenjena bezbednosna situacija na Kosovu, oni su novinarima izjavili da su preduzete sve mere da se onemoguće provokacije tokom proslave 618. godišnjice Kosovske bitke i Vidovdana. Komandant KFOR-a Roland Kater je rekao da će KFOR kontrolisati sve autobuse koji ulaze na Kosovo i dolaze za Gazimestan i da će, ako u njima otkrije lica za koje se sumnja da pripadaju „Gardi cara Lazara” odmah ih uhapsiti. KFOR, UNMIK policija i Kosovska policijska služba su razradili operativne mere za sprečavanje provokacija tokom proslave, rekao je Kater. Beta angelina markovic wrote: > > http://www.b92.net/eng/news/politics-article.php?yyyy=2007&mm=06&dd=27&nav_category=91&nav_id=42062 > > > NATO will stop “Serbian Guard” > 27 June 2007 | 10:58 | Source: Tanjug > *PRIŠTINA -- NATO will stop the so-called Guard of Tsar Lazar from > celebrating the Kosovo battle anniversary in the province. > > * The reason behind the decision are fears that risks of confrontations > with Kosovo Albanians may occur, according to KFOR Commander Roland Kather. > > “I have clearly stated that KFOR will not accept any form of > paramilitary structure,” Kather told RTV Kosovo, according to Reuters. > > He also said that KFOR was cooperating with Serbia in order to stop the > arrival of the Serbian nationalists to Gazimestan, near Priština. > > The Guard has announced a forthcoming visit on June 28, the anniversary > of the Kosovo Battle of 1389. > > The Serbian Orthodox Church also marks June 28 as the religious holiday > of Vidovdan. > > The announcement of the arrival of the Guard has reportedly infuriated > Albanians, already upset that Kosovo has not yet gained independence. > > Reuters stated that Serbian sources in north Kosovo said dozens of > Serbian nationalists, who came after walking for 350 kilometers, have > already arrived in Kosovo and some were wearing military uniforms. > > Kosovo Police Service (KPS) arrested several persons on Sunday in the > northern town of Vučitrn, for delivering flyers put out by a militant > group, the Albanian National Army (AKSH), warning of violence. > > “The AKSH is here, we will wait for you with bullets,” the message in > the flyers read. > > > > =============== > Group Moderator: [Е-ПОШТА > ЗАШТИЋЕНА] > page at http://magazine.sorabia.net > for more informations about current situation in Serbia > http://www.sorabia.net > Slusajte GLAS SORABIJE nas talk internet-radio (Serbian Only) > http://radio.sorabia.net > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > >
