Security expert Agim Musliu has reacted sharply to the statement of Serbian journalist Branislav Krstić, who described the murdered police officer, Afrim Bunjaku, as a "collateral victim".
In a Facebook post, Musliu called this statement not only untrue, but also offensive.
"The statement by Serbian journalist Branislav Krstić that Afrim Bunjaku was a collateral victim is false and offensive."
"Bunjaku was intentionally killed in a well-planned ambush by a paramilitary group supported by Serbia, with the aim of destabilizing, attacking the Kosovo Police, and advancing the political agenda of Serbia and the Serbian List," Musliu wrote.
He adds that this narrative attempts to minimize the serious act committed against Kosovo's security institutions and justify the actions of armed groups. /Telegrafi/
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