The Zastava arms factory in Kragujevac, Serbia admitted for the first time to foreign media that some of the weapons seized from the arsenal in Banjska, Kosovo, were part of its inventory earlier.
The answer comes at a time when investigations continue to find out where the Serbian terrorists who killed the Kosovar soldier got the weapons and their connections with the Serbian authorities.
This is the first time that the largest Serbian weapons factory confirms the information published earlier by the authorities in Kosovo, that the group of armed persons who attacked the Kosovo Police had weapons manufactured in Serbia.
However, what remains unknown is when these weapons were produced, to whom they were sold and how they ended up in the hands of masked attackers who clashed with the Kosovo Police.
According to the Law on the production and trade of weapons in Serbia, manufacturers of military equipment are obliged to keep documents for the weapons they produce. These data include type, quantity, serial number, customers and delivery dates.
The authorities in Kosovo have accused Serbia of being behind the support of the group that carried out the attack, both in terms of support with weapons, but also by providing them with training at military bases in Serbia.
(A2 Televizion)
