The criminal group that attacked northern Kosovo acquired weapons after receiving them from the official Serbian army

 Xhelal Sveçla showing evidence implicating the official Serbian army in the northern attack

 Kosovo's Minister of Interior, Xhelal Sveçla, has released another piece of evidence that officially links the terrorist group responsible for the killing of officer Afrim Bunjaku to the state of Serbia. He shared a document that confirms that the Serbian army supplied the terrorist group with grenade launchers, which were seized by law enforcement during the operation on September 24.

"What we have consistently stated, we are now supporting with indisputable facts and documents that Serbia supports these terrorist groups politically, financially, and logistically," Minister Sveçla wrote in his Facebook statement.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Albin Kurti, along with Foreign Minister Donika Gërvalla, hosted foreign ambassadors and diplomats accredited in Kosovo for a meeting. The central topic was the terrorist attack carried out by a gang in the northern part of the country.

Earlier, Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin called on the Serbs in Kosovo to break free from Belgrade's tutelage while acknowledging the professionalism of the police forces to the fullest extent.