No “terror link” as “armed jihadis” with Qurans are arrested in Kosovo

So these bearded Muslim men with “Islamist books” and Kalashnikovs were just taking an evening stroll in front of the monastery?

Note how the fascistic Kosovo Albanian authorities immediately deny the suspects’ links to terrorism, and instead attack the abbot of the monastery.

This is the barbaric jihad-supporting fascist dysfunctional state which was created with the help of Bill Clinton, who went to war against the Christian Serbs and took away their most important historical territory, forcing hundreds of thousands of people to flee and making Kosovo one of Europe’s centers of drug and weapon smuggling, jihad terror, human trafficking and so on.

“No terror link” as “armed Islamists” are arrested in Kosovo,” Source: Tanjug, B92, February 1, 2016 |
Four armed Islamists have been arrested in front of the main gate to the Serbian Orthodox Monastery of Visoki Decani in Kosovo.

The arrest of the four suspects (Tanjug)

This is what Abbot of Visoki Decani Sava Janjic told Tanjug on Sunday, adding that an investigation was under way.

The suspects – four ethnic Albanians from various parts of Kosovo- Gnjilane, Urosevac, Prizren and Djakovica- were arrested at around 21:00 CET on Saturday in front of the main gate to the monastery in a car with the Urosevac license plates, he specified.

In a joint operation, Kosovo police and KFOR members asked the men to show their IDs and searched the car. They found a Kalashnikov rifle with ammunition and a pistol, as well as some extremist Islamist books, the abbot added.

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This incident is another indicator that the presence of KFOR troops is vital for the security of this monastery which is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, he emphasized.

The arrest of the four suspects (Tanjug)

Two of the suspects wore beards and had shaved heads, and their style of dress was “characteristic of Wahhabis,” Janjic noted.

In October 2014, graffiti reading ISIS and AKSh (“Albanian National Army”) were sprayed on buildings belonging to the monastery. Four months earlier the acronym UCK (Albanian for KLA – “Kosovo Liberation Army”) was also painted there.

The police investigation into the incident produced no results but KFOR’s presence was beefed up in its wake, with the monastery and the area around it considered “a high risk zone.”

Since the end of the war in Kosovo in 1999, Visoki Decani came under armed attack four times – only one of these has been investigated. In 2007 a Kosovo Albanian was sentenced to 2.5 years in jail attacking the monastery, the abbot noted.
“No link to terrorism”

The Kosovo police on Monday denied that the four suspects had been detained on terrorism charges, or because they planned to attack the monastery.

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Instead, spokesman Baki Kelani said, they were arrested for illegal possession of weapons, “and cannot be linked to any kind of attack on the monastery, or a

Local Albanian language media are meantime accusing Abbot Sava Janjic of “using the arrests for propaganda reasons.”