Musliu: Russian-Serbian disinformation is now being used against Serbs in the north of Kosovo who are against Vucic’s policies

The expert on security issues, Agim Musliu, has stated that the disinformation prepared by Serbia and Russia is already being used against the Serbs in the north of Kosovo.

Musliu, through an article on Twitter, emphasizes that the propaganda is against those local Serbs who oppose the policies of Aleksandar Vucic towards Kosovo, writes The Geopost.

“Disinformation was born in Russia and grew in Serbia and is widely used in Kosovo, recently also against Serbian citizens in the north of Kosovo, against those who are against criminals and Vucic’s policy for Kosovo,” writes Musliu.

Dezinformacija #disinformation was born in #Russia and grown in #Serbia heavily used in #Kosovo, nowadays also against #Serb citizens in north of Kosovo, against those who are against criminals and #Vucic's policy on Kosovo. Cheep fake = Vucic's production pic.twitter.com/nF0oYyLK30

— Agim Musliu (@agim_musliu) December 25, 2022

Besides attacking #Kosovo #Police, now #Serb criminals in the north of #Kosova supported by #Russians have attacked the #Latvian unit of @NATO_KFOR. Few minutes ago, Serb media reported that allegedly the Kosovo Police is attacking Serbs in the north.

— Agim Musliu (@agim_musliu) December 25, 2022

According to some Russian channels on Telegram, it is being propagated that there may be gunfire to take the police station in Zubin Potok by force.

However, the Serbian politician from among the republicans, Nikola Sandulovic, said that the gangs led by Vucic are scaring, beating and killing the Serbs in Kosovo and not the Albanians, as is said in the media directed by him.

We remind you that it has been 16 days since groups of Serbs led by Belgrade have placed barricades on several roads in the north of Kosovo.

Because the barricades have blocked the roads leading to the border crossings, Jarinje and Bërnjak – which connect Kosovo and Serbia – these two points continue to be closed to traffic since December 10th. /The Geopost/