Kosovo Polizei schlägt serbische Frauen und Kinder zusammen

[navy]

Gehts noch krasser und primitiver in der Steinmeier Mafia Republik !? Frauen und Kinder zusammen zu schlagen

Die Frauen und Kinder demonstrierten friedlich, weil man seit 10 Tagen keinen Strom mehr hat. Eine Frau wurde verhaftet

Clashes as Kosovo police "push Serb women"
8 March 2009 | 11:32 -> 15:55 | Source: B92, Beta
ŠILOVO, PRILUŽJE -- An incident occurred today in the Kosovo village of Šilovo where Kosovo police, KPS, clashed with local Serbs.

Several dozen people have been reported injured as a consequence. On duty doctor in the Šilovo hospital Zoran Dimeski said that five Serbs – two women and three men – are treated there for serious head and abdomen injuries.

The Serbs were protesting over their villages having been left without electricity for one week. Kosovo-Pomoravlje District chief Dragan Nikoli confirmed that dozens were injured.

One of those arrested is Dušanka Stanojkovi, whom her husband Ljubomir said KPS members first threw to the ground, to then take her to a Gnjilane police station.

Today's protest march was led by women and children, in order to point out that as International Women's Day is marked, Serb women in this area of Kosovo do not even have electricity in their homes, said Šilovo local board chairman Aleksandar Petrovi, who witnessed the incident.

Kosovo police members, he said, started pushing the Serb women immediately after they left the village of Šilovo, to which the men reacted. A free-for-all erupted after that, this witness says.

"Our goal was to organize a peaceful protest, but the Kosovo police provoked us when they stopped the column and started to push women and children who ask for nothing else than to have electricity. We reacted, and there was a clash where some 50 Serbs were injured," Petrovi said. ..................

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[Paul Felz]

Hast Du was anderes erwartet?

[navy]

Hast Du was anderes erwartet?

Eigentlich nicht! Noch peinlicher wird es dann, das dort auch die KFOR stationiert ist, welche dem munterem Zusammenschlagen von Frauen und Kindern tatenlos zusieht.

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According to him, strong KPS and KFOR troops are stationed at the entrance to the village as Serbs continue with their protest.

"I don't know how this will end. I am appealing on all politicians to find a solution to this power problem, because we have been in the dark for seven days now and we are in a desperate situation," Petrović explained.

Also today, KPS spokesman Arber Beka claims that five members of this formation were also injured, "when Serbs gathered for the protest attacked them with stones".

Meantime Serb representatives, including Petrović, met with Gnjilane municipal leader Cemalj Mustafa in a bid to resolve the crisis, but the meeting produced no results, Beta news agency reports.

Petrović said that Mustafa would not even agree to restoring power to Šilovo for two hours each day.

"We achieved no agreement. The municipal president conditioned the restoration of electricity with us signing contracts with KEK, and at the same time, he did not answer why is it that Serb villages are being cut off, when more than 70 percent of residents in Kosovo do not pay their electricity bills," he told the news agency.

[Paul Felz]

Erstens war der wirtschaftliche Zusammenbruch zu erwarten. Natürlich wird es dann auch eng mit der Energieversorgung.

Zweitens scheint Steinewerfen ein guter Vorschlag für die nächste Olympiade zu sein. Haben die Musels wegen ständiger Übung auch mal eine Chance

Drittens war zu erwarten, daß sich die KFOR raushält. Das hat sie auch vorher schon immer getan. Und dann über Folter, Überfälle etc. gejammert.

[navy]

Hast Du was anderes erwartet?

Eigentlich nicht! Noch peinlicher wird es dann, das dort auch die KFOR stationiert ist, welche dem munterem Zusammenschlagen von Frauen und Kindern tatenlos zusieht.

aus der selben Quelle und Artikel:

According to him, strong KPS and KFOR troops are stationed at the entrance to the village as Serbs continue with their protest.

"I don't know how this will end. I am appealing on all politicians to find a solution to this power problem, because we have been in the dark for seven days now and we are in a desperate situation," Petrović explained.

Also today, KPS spokesman Arber Beka claims that five members of this formation were also injured, "when Serbs gathered for the protest attacked them with stones".

Meantime Serb representatives, including Petrović, met with Gnjilane municipal leader Cemalj Mustafa in a bid to resolve the crisis, but the meeting produced no results, Beta news agency reports.

Petrović said that Mustafa would not even agree to restoring power to Šilovo for two hours each day.

"We achieved no agreement. The municipal president conditioned the restoration of electricity with us signing contracts with KEK, and at the same time, he did not answer why is it that Serb villages are being cut off, when more than 70 percent of residents in Kosovo do not pay their electricity bills," he told the news agency.

[Hayaser]

Hast Du was anderes erwartet?

Türken und Albaner sind die selbe "Scheiße"!!!
Ich bin nicht überrascht.

[Pikes]

Türken und Albaner sind die selbe "Scheiße"!!!
Ich bin nicht überrascht.

Na, du schon wieder :rolleyes:

[Ruepel]

Gehts noch krasser und primitiver in der Steinmeier Mafia Republik !? Frauen und Kinder zusammen zu schlagen

Die Frauen und Kinder demonstrierten friedlich, weil man seit 10 Tagen keinen Strom mehr hat. Eine Frau wurde verhaftet

Clashes as Kosovo police "push Serb women"
8 March 2009 | 11:32 -> 15:55 | Source: B92, Beta
ŠILOVO, PRILUŽJE -- An incident occurred today in the Kosovo village of Šilovo where Kosovo police, KPS, clashed with local Serbs.

Several dozen people have been reported injured as a consequence. On duty doctor in the Šilovo hospital Zoran Dimeski said that five Serbs – two women and three men – are treated there for serious head and abdomen injuries.

The Serbs were protesting over their villages having been left without electricity for one week. Kosovo-Pomoravlje District chief Dragan Nikoli confirmed that dozens were injured.

One of those arrested is Dušanka Stanojkovi, whom her husband Ljubomir said KPS members first threw to the ground, to then take her to a Gnjilane police station.

Today's protest march was led by women and children, in order to point out that as International Women's Day is marked, Serb women in this area of Kosovo do not even have electricity in their homes, said Šilovo local board chairman Aleksandar Petrovi, who witnessed the incident.

Kosovo police members, he said, started pushing the Serb women immediately after they left the village of Šilovo, to which the men reacted. A free-for-all erupted after that, this witness says.

"Our goal was to organize a peaceful protest, but the Kosovo police provoked us when they stopped the column and started to push women and children who ask for nothing else than to have electricity. We reacted, and there was a clash where some 50 Serbs were injured," Petrovi said. ..................

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Vielleicht sollte das Pack mal die Stromrechnung bezahlen.

[Ruepel]

Na, du schon wieder :rolleyes:

Ich verneige mich vor deiner Reaktion!

[klartext]

Unser Jammerserbe schon wieder.
Die Kfor ist nicht für Polizeiaufgaben zuständig, du solltest dich besser informieren.
Ihre Aufgabe ist es, die beiden Volksgruppen voneinander zu trennen, damit sie sich nicht die Köpfe einschlagen.
Wie ich lese, handelte es sich um eine nicht angemeldete und genehmigte Demo. Das ist auch bei uns nicht zulässig. Der übliche Weg, die Polizei fordert die Demonstranten auf, die Demo zu beenden. Kommt man dem nicht nach, wird Gewalt angewandt, ein normaler rechtsstaatlicher Vorgang.