Kosovo Prime Minister Welcomes Arrest of Suspect in Banjska Attack
Pristina, Kosovo – Prime Minister Albin Kurti today announced the arrest of Stefan Raduloviq following investigations into the Banjska attack, describing the development as a positive step toward achieving justice. The arrest is linked to the suspected terrorist attack aimed at annexing northern Kosovo. During a Government meeting, Kurti stated, “We welcome the arrest of Stefan Raduloviq, who is implicated in the Banjska attack.
This represents progress in the pursuit of justice.” He emphasized that the arrest is a single step in a broader effort to hold all those involved accountable. The investigation centers around the attack, which Kurti characterized as an attempt to undermine Kosovo’s constitutional order and security. He reiterated the need to bring all perpetrators to justice, specifically naming Milan Radoiçiq, the alleged main terrorist, and the entire group associated with the incident.
A Basic Court in Pristina has ordered a one-month detention for Raduloviq. Kurti affirmed the government’s commitment to ensuring a fair and just trial for all suspects within Kosovo’s legal system. The Prime Minister’s statement underscores the ongoing efforts to address the security challenges facing the nation.
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This arrest is a small victory, but the pursuit of justice for the Banjska victims demands the capture of all those involved, including Radoičić.