A group of more than 30 heavily armed Serbs have been sheltering in a monastery in the North of Kosovo for several hours, after they attacked and killed an Albanian policeman and wounded another.
From their uniforms, suspicions arose that they are not ordinary Serbian residents, but well-organized terrorists with uniforms of Russian "Wagner" mercenaries, armored vehicles, machine guns, grenades and anti-tank missiles.
Unofficial sources now tell the " Albanian Post " that elements from the Serbian "Obrazi", the Russian Spetsnaz and "Wagner" mercenaries are part of this unit.
"Obrazi" is a Serbian far-right organization known for its ties to the Government there.
She was banned by the Constitutional Court, but found a way to register under another name.
As far as "Wagner" is concerned, it would not be the first time that he appears in the riots of the north of Kosovo, as elements of them have been confirmed earlier by the highest officials of Kosovo.
Spetsnaz, meanwhile, are a secret Russian unit assigned to covert, high-risk types of missions.
This includes an apparent order to capture Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
They have played an important role in all recent deployments, including Crimea, Donbas and Syria.
Spetsnaz forces are particularly oriented towards "political warfare" operations, reflecting Moscow's particular interest in integrating conventional military missions with covert "active measures".
They are part of military intelligence.
Although Spetsnaz forces are considered a strategic asset, they are "loaned" to territorial commands for operational deployment in wartime.