Mazedonische Anti Terror Polizei hat eine mehrstündige Schiesserei mit kriminellen Banden

13.5.2010 by Atahualpa.

 Aus der Gangster Haupt Stadt Kosovo Phristina, wurde u.a. Yhafar Shala erschossen, neben 3 weiteren Albaner Verbrechern, welche ihren arachischen Vorstellungen huldigen und sich jeder Rechts Ordnung verweigern.

siehe auch Mazedonien in Kriegs Zustand, durch die Albaner Mafia

Thursday, May 13, 2010

Macedonia/Kosovo: Dangerous Games

Whether some Macedonian Albanians are working in conjunction with Kosovo brethren to raise the specter of a regional war to create Greater Albania or are simply trying to hop on the Albanian separatism bandwagon is pretty much immaterial. What seems true is that they are trafficking serious weapons across the border with Kosovo while others have begun to protest “discrimination” in Skopje. This could easily be seen as a formula for a putting a possible ethnic split of Macedonia on the table, where it can be pursued outright or used as bargaining leverage against partition of Kosovo. The former would be quite dangerous. Macedonia became independent in the manner of the other former Yugoslav republics and like them went through a period of ethnic conflict. In Macedonia’s case, the armed conflict ended in 2001 with the Ohrid Agreement. But the mix of the Macedonian majority and sizable Albanian minority remains uneasy.

The latter possibility, that Kosovo Albanians are working with or encouraging Macedonian Albanians to make trouble in order to keep the Quint in line, is also dangerous. The dynamics of ethnic conflict remain capable of escaping from anyone’s control.

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http://outsidewalls.blogspot.com/2010/05/macedoniakosovo-dangerous-games.html

Macedonian Police Kill Four Gunmen in Shootout

Skopje | 12 May 2010 | Sinisa Jakov Marusic

The van with bullet holes was displayed in a Skopje police station, Photo by Minisity of Interior

The Macedonian police has confirmed that its officers killed four gunmen and seized a considerable quantity of weapons last night near the village of Radusha on the border with Kosovo.The shootout occurred Tuesday night when a special unit of the police stopped a van after being tipped off that it was transporting illegal weapons, police spokesman Ivo Kotevski told Balkan Insight.

An armed group then began shooting at the police, which returned fire and killed four persons, according to police reports. The police suffered no casualties.

Three of the four killed gunmen have now been identified based on identity documents recovered at the scene, police have confirmed. Two of those killed were Macedonian citizens and one was from Kosovo. The Macedonian residents were from the villages of Grchec and Merovo, while the Kosovar was from Pristina.

Police officials say that the men killed were engaged in the illegal transportation of weapons from Kosovo to Macedonia, adding that the preliminary investigation shows that those killed were known to police previously for involvement in illegal activities.

According to the police, the arms recovered in the incident varied from old to new. The police found TNT explosives, hand grenades, various mines, and mortar rounds. Uniforms and emblems of the National Liberation Army, NLA, were also found.

“At this phase I would not link the two incidents,” Macedonian Minister of Police Gordana Jankulovska told media today, referring to the recent discovery of weapons caches in the same area of Macedonia. “The police are working on the case and are still on the ground,” she said, adding that violence will not be tolerated and that the police have the situation under control.

Some of the seized arsenal

So far it is not clear whether this incident is linked with that in late April when the police in the same border region with Kosovo found a large weapons stash and clashed with the uniformed gunmen who were guarding it.

The April incident raised security concerns of possible renewed activity of armed groups in that region. Macedonia’s northwest and north suffered a six month long armed conflict in 2001 when ethnic Albanian insurgents clashed with state security forces.

The hostilities ended the same year with the signing of a peace deal that guaranteed greater rights to the Albanian community in Macedonia, which makes up one quarter of the country’s population.

http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/main/news/28020/

Macedonia Uncovers Additional Weapons Stash
Skopje | 30 April 2010 | Sinisa-Jakov Marusic

http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/main/news/27755/

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