"Enough hiding behind the children", Musliu asks Petkovic: What were the criminals of Banjska doing in the "Red Cross" facility?

The founder and chairman of the board of the "Octopus" Institute, Agim Musliu, has reacted to the head of the so-called Office for Kosovo in the Government of Serbia, Petar Petkovic, after the latter condemned the decision of Kosovo institutions to take control of a facility belonging to illegal structures in the north.

Musliu, through a Facebook post, asked Petkovic that "if the facility in Zubin Potok really served children, first aid training and humanitarian work, then why were those involved in the terrorist attack in Banjska there?"

"Answer honestly, Mr. Petkovic: What were the criminals involved in the Banjska terrorist attack on the "Red Cross" facility doing?" Musliu asked, Telegrafi reports.

Musliu then says, "Mr. Petkovic, every time Kosovo's institutions act to protect its citizens, you raise your voice with accusations."

"If that facility in Zubin Potok really served children, first aid training, and humanitarian work, then tell us: WHY WERE THEY INVOLVED IN THE TERRORIST ATTACK IN BANJSKA THERE?"

"What were they doing in that place? First aid exercises with automatic weapons? Enough hiding behind children! Enough using the Red Cross to protect criminals," Musliu wrote, posting photos of the suspects in the terrorist attack in Banjska.

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