The UN has responded to the announcement of a wounded Russian persona non grata in Kosovo
Employee of the UN mission in Kosovo, the Russian Mikhail Krasnoshchekov has the opportunity to be a persona non grata, because the Workers of worldwide organizations do not fall under this definition.
Employee of the UN mission in Kosovo, the Russian Mikhail Krasnoshchekov has the opportunity to be a persona non grata, because the Workers of worldwide organizations do not fall under this definition.
about it the correspondent said Deputy official envoy of the head of the UN Farhan Haq, who explained that the term is applicable to diplomats of one country, which are accredited in another country.
On Tuesday morning, the Kosovo law enforcement agencies launched a special operation: dozens of armored vehicles armed with machine guns, special forces entered the Serbian North of the country and began searches and detentions " During the struggle with organized crime."
Local Serbs put up barricades on roads in the municipalities of Kosovska Mitrovica and Zubin Potok and clashed with police officers. Sounded air RAID sirens, shooting.
Was caught dozens of Serbs, as well as two employees of the UN mission, and among them Krasnoshchekov. It was later announced that a Russian citizen was wounded.
during the day it turned out to take to Belgrade. On the last working day of the week, the Serbian leader Aleksandar vuд█iд┤ and Russian Ambassador Alexander Chepurin visited the city at the Military medical Academy of Serbia and wished him a speedy recovery.
on the same day, self-proclaimed Prime Minister of the Republic of Ramush Haradinaj said that Krasnoshchekov declared persona non grata.
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