Who is sending weapons to Adem Jashari centre

Who is sending weapons to Adem Jashari centre? - Trajkovic
Tanjug - October 31, 2003

12:21 KOSOVSKA MITROVICA - Return Coalition member of Kosovo parliament Rada Trajkovic has told Tanjug that Kfor (Kosovo Force) commanders should explain to the people of Kosovo-Metohija where the antiaircraft weapons, such as Stingers and multiple rocket launchers, which can be found at the Adem Jashari Memorial Centre, come from.

"According to the information we possess, the Adem Jashari Memorial Centre serves for the storage of up-to-date weapons, and it has to be revealed which NATO member country is supplying the ethnic Albanians with such weapons," Trajkovic said. She pointed out that Serbs found as unacceptable the initiative MPs of Hashim Thaci's Democratic Party of Kosovo (DPK) (PDK in Albanian) had tried to launch at the Kosovo parliament, so as to protect the centre and Jashari family.

She reminded of the fact that the initiative on protecting the Jashari family followed after members of that family had attacked a patrol of French UNMIK soldiers in Prekaz, central Kosovo.

At the Kosovo parliament Thursday (30 October) session, the initiative was opposed to by parliament Speaker Nexhad Dachi as well. The only Kosovo Serb Minister, Goran Bogdanovic, also said the DPK initiative on the protection of the Memorial Centre and Jashari family was unacceptable for Kosovo Serbs.

"It is good to know who Adem Jashari was and what kind of crimes he committed in Kosovo-Metohija," Bogdanovic said, pointing out that such attempts of certain ethnic Albanian leaders and parties should be denounced by representatives of the international community in Kosovo as well.