The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, said on Monday that all those who participated in the attack on the Kosovo police in Banjské in the north of Kosovo “will give an account to the institutions of Serbia”.

In an interview for the American television CNN, Vučić emphasized that this also includes the responsibility of Milan Radoičić, one of the main leaders of the Kosovo Serbs, who took responsibility for the September 24 attack.

“Serbia, of course, will bring to justice all people who have committed criminal acts and are in our territory. He (Milan Radoičić) is in the territory of Serbia and the prosecution will do its job,” said Vučić.

Kosovo Police was attacked by an armed Serb group in the village of Banjské, in the municipality of Zveçan on September 24, where Sergeant Afrim Bunjaku was killed. The attackers took refuge in the village monastery, after having ambushed a police patrol, from where they continued the confrontation with the police, and as a result three of them were killed.

The Kosovar police arrested and detained three attackers, as well as found an extraordinary arsenal of weapons at the scene after the attack.

Serbia has denied Kosovo’s accusations that it was involved in this attack, described as a terrorist attack by the Kosovar authorities.