"There is no clash between armies", Serbia tightens the hybrid war against Kosovo

Kosovo and Serbia may have a 'hybrid' war, but not a classic one. This is how security experts evaluate the warnings and alerts that are constantly issued by the heads of state.

The former interior minister of Kosovo, Bejtush Gashi, emphasizes that the possibility of a Serbian aggression in the north of the country with a classic army is very small, but the risk remains present in the diplomatic and secret confrontation, or hybrid as it is otherwise known.

"Serbia's intervention in Kosovo is also made impossible by the presence of NATO, after Serbia is not ready for such a thing, because KFOR is still here, this makes it impossible for Serbia to make any eventual decision to restart any war", he said. Bejtush Gashi, former Minister of the Interior, for A2CN.

The danger of the hybrid war and its escalation by Serbia towards Kosovo, has been confirmed according to the senior intelligence officials of Kosovo.

The Chairperson of the Parliamentary Committee for Oversight of the KIA, Ganimete Musliu, says "that the Serbian secret services continue to aim at undermining Kosovo's security through state and non-state mechanisms".

Musliu adds "that the 'Serbian world' project is estimated to have an impact on regional security as it showed territorial intentions towards its neighbors.

Serbia has a big goal in its plans, it uses these scenarios to benefit as much as possible in the dialogue process for the normalization of relations between the two countries, since any delay to finalize this process, Vuçiqi considers as victory.