The Minister of Internal Affairs of Kosovo, Xhelal Sveçla, said that the authorities have found maps and plans for the attack on the Kosovo Police in the north on September 24. He argued that the attack was not ad-hoc but had been planned for months. According to him, based on the documents, the vice chair of Serb List - the main party of Serbs in Kosovo, which has the support of Belgrade - Millan Radoicic, is linked to the attack. 

"In these materials, we also found documents of the criminal who is also on the black list of the USA, Millan Radoicic, documents that prove his connection or direct participation in this action. This is the list of weapons or permits of the institutions of Serbia given to Millan Radoicic, where there is also a list of the weapons he owns, with numbers, with all of them found in the first car in line there and definitely the original document is in the hands of forensics ", Sveçla said during the press conference, where the police exhibited the weapons and equipment they found at the scene. 

According to him, based on the weapons they found, it is believed that there was a plan to involve "hundreds of people to destabilize our country" in the attack. 

Sveçla said that, according to the information so far, "six terrorists are being treated in the hospital of Novi Pazar [a city in Serbia]", while calling on Serbia to hand them over to Kosovo. He said that in addition to them, other members of the group who may have fled to Serbia should be handed over to Kosovo to face justice. 

He said that based on the information, some of the members of the group that attacked the police were members of the "North Brigade" and "Civil Defence", which Kosovo declared as terrorist organizations earlier in the year. 

Meanwhile, the general director of the Kosovo Police, Gazmend Hoxha, said that in a Mercedes car, with Belgrade license plates, a weapon permit was found in the name of Radoicic. 

"The document was issued by Serbian authorities, raising the strong suspicion that Millan Radoicic himself is among the armed and uniformed persons," said Hoxha. 

"This terrorist group is suspected to have been organized by Milan Radoicic, a person close to [Serbian] President Aleksandar Vucic. The terrorist group in the provision of weapons and logistical means, including the entry into Kosovo with over 26 motor vehicles, is suspected to have been actively supported and supported by the Government of Serbia", he emphasized.