Pristina. File photoBELGRADE, Aug 7The head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the self-proclaimed Kosovo, Celal Shvetsla, announced the detention of Komsomolskaya Pravda correspondent Darya Aslamova while trying to enter the region and accused her of espionage without evidence. and that she acted under the guise of a journalist,” the Kosovo “minister” wrote on the social network Facebook *. Schwecla did not specify which countries and evidence he meant. He also suggested that Aslamova «participated in hostilities in Ukraine, promoting the occupation of Ukraine by Russia,» but did not provide evidence for this. «The minister» attached photographs of Aslamova to the post, which were published on the Komsomolskaya Pravda website at different times: Affairs of Russia Sergey Lavrov in 2020, with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad during an interview in 2016, against the background of a banner depicting Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, whom she interviewed in 2003, as well as from her business trips to «hot spots». 
Kosovo — point of destruction of EuropeKosovo-Albanian structures in Pristina February 17, 2008 unilaterally declared independence from Serbia. The self-proclaimed republic is not recognized by Serbia, Russia, China, Iran, Spain, Greece and many other states. In 2011, under pressure from the European Union, Belgrade began negotiations with the Kosovo Albanian administration in Pristina. The situation around this region escalated due to Pristina's plans to ban the entry of cars with Serbian numbers and documents from August 1. In the north of Kosovo, where many Serbs live, riots broke out, in response, the authorities of the self-proclaimed republic pulled the police there. But following a US request, the Kosovo authorities delayed the ban's entry into force for a month. Belgrade stressed that the situation was one step away from a serious conflict, but the Serbian authorities managed to keep the peace. *Meta (Facebook and Instagram social networks) is banned in Russia as extremist. /0292128ab7f4956a0c55eb67b1cb6033.jpg» />The situation in Kosovo will be explosive for a long time to come, Russian Ambassador believes
