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Member of the British Parliament, Alicia Kearns, while commenting on the situation in the north, described the punishments against Kosovo as hypocrisy.
In a post on Twitter, she wrote that she welcomes the reaction of the USA for the release of the three policemen kidnapped by Serbia. While the decision for Prime Minister Albin Kurti for the mayors of the municipalities in the north, she has called it correct.
" I welcome the US confirmation of the illegal detention of three Kosovar policemen on "false charges". Unlike Kurti's decision for mayors of municipalities, this is an illegal act. But swift punishment only for Kosovo? As the key to de-escalation, sanctions may not help, this is a hypocrisy ," Kearns wrote.
Welcome US confirming illegal detention of 3 Kosovar police on "spurious charges".
— Alicia Kearns MP (@aliciakearns) June 17, 2023
Unlike Kurti's decision on Mayors' offices this is an illegal act.
Yet swift punishment only for Kosovo?
Nor is de-escalation key, sanctions may not help, but I call out hypocrisy & lack of balance. https://t.co/X9Zh5VF5DW
What is happening in the north of Kosovo?
The situation in the north of Kosovo continues to be tense. The day before (June 14) in the vicinity of Leposavic, 3 members of the Kosovo Police were taken hostage by the Serbian Special Forces 'Cobra'. The incident happened when the three policemen were patrolling the border, in the place called Tresave/Bare. According to the Government of Kosovo, this is a response to the arrest 2 days ago in North Mitrovica of Serb Millun Millenkovic, one of the organizers of the violent protests in the North. Serbia has rejected all claims. The situation escalated on May 29, when local Serbs clashed with KFOR soldiers guarding municipal facilities. That day, 30 KFOR soldiers, 11 from the Italian contingent and 19 from the Hungarian contingent were injured. The international factor has made continuous calls for the reduction of tensions and,
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