Kosovo Report:

Russia demands transparency

RUSSIA: Russian Foreign Minister Serguei Ivanov demanded transparency to a report by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) on the participation of Kosovo leaders in organ trafficking and drug trafficking.

Lavrov said the document in any way should be undervalued and called to give maximum publicity to their content, according to which current Prime Minister of Kosovo, Hashim Taci, and, above all, his political adviser Sharip Mudzha, committed those crimes. The report by Swiss Senator and former prosecutor Dick Marty referred to the schemes that once applied the separatist Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) to kill people, mostly Serbs, and use their organs for commercial purposes.

In this regard, Ivanov said that Moscow has already denounced the crimes of the separatist Kosovo, while his Serbian colleague Vuk Jeremick said Belgrade knew about these crimes for several years. MOSCOW, Thursday Prensa Latina