Daut Haradinaj from the Alliance has stated that the visit of representatives of the Student List to Kosovo could not have been realised without knowledge and conveying security institutions.

Commenting on their position in Kosovo on November 8th and 9th, Haradinaj has said in Debat Plus that security institutions have had information on their entry, movements and route, although the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Diasporas has declared that it has rejected the request for official visits and has not issued approval.

Serbia’s Eve, Serbian Student List visits Kosovo MPJD: Still officials

According to Haradinaj, the visit has been approved quietly and has been forwarded by security mechanisms. It has also questioned the possibility that representatives of the Student List have moved freely through Kosovo, while making statements against its independence.

Whoever works at security institutions knows they’ve had information, I know they’ve had communication, driving permits, I know where they’ve been going, how long they’re going and when they’ve been out.

This visit has been approved quietly. There’s also security monitoring. Where they dared to go to Decani with such comfort, to a nationalist country so strong, so happy, to make three fingers and appeal to me that Kosovo is the heart of Serbia and very well we will never leave Kosovo. These are not random, Haradinaj has declared.

He has criticised the way Kosovo institutions have addressed the visit, saying it is unacceptable that representatives of a political list, who publicly express attitudes against recognition of Kosovo, are named only as ordinary citizens.

If we so weak a country, that those gentlemen who won two weeks ago in Belgrade come and wander through Kosovo, and we tell ordinary citizens, and they say we will never recognise Kosovo, then I guess what state we have, Haradinaj said.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora, in a response to Dukagjin, has indicated that it has not accepted the request for official visits from representatives of the Student List and that it has not issued approval for such a visit.

According to the MPJD, since they still do not hold official positions in Serbia’s state institutions, their entry and position in Kosovo are realised as ordinary citizens, on the basis of general procedures for the citizens of Serbia.

Source Layer: Dukeagini