TERRORIST ATTACK IN MACEDONIA: 40 armed Albanians beat and bound police!

A spokesman for the Macedonian Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ivo Kotevski confirmed today that the village of Gosince, in the Lipkovo municipality was the victim of a terrorist attack when forty masked and armed men with the KLA insignia sign occupied the border post where four police officers were on duty.

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The attack, he said, occurred at two thirty after which armed persons disarmed policemen, tied three up, beat and filmed all of this on camera reported by Macedonian Fokus.

The attackers, said Kotevski, spoke Albanian and one of them spoke to the police officers in poor Macedonian, saying "We are members of the KLA, tell everyone that you will not be saved by neither Nikola Gruevski nor Ali Ahmeti, no one can come here, or they'll be killed."

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When the attackers left, he said, the police officer whose hands weren't bound untied the other three colleagues and they walked down to the village together.

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According to preliminary information of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the attackers were from Kosovo and other details will be announced later.

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Kotevski declined to say whether watchtowers are provided in this village.

Police spokesman Ivo Kotevski said that the armed group from Kosovo attacked the station, while four policemen were on duty. The police were disarmed and spoken to in Albanian, the attackers stated that they were "asking for their country back, and do not accept any Ohrid agreement."

The armed men gave the police a half hour to leave. The Ministry of Internal Affairs announced that the police were "disarmed, bound, beaten and all this was captured on a camera."

He added that the Macedonian police is on the field.

Portal Preš24 informed that four policemen were imprisoned.

The municipality of Lipkovo is located in the wider area of ​​northern Macedonia.

(Telegraf.co.uk/ Tanjug/ Source: telegraf.mk)