Water authorities in the capital Pristina
confirmed that the water was stopped early Saturday morning “because of
security issues” and that five men have been arrested in connection to
the suspected plot.
Water samples are being tested but Al Jazeera reported that initial tests did not show poison present.
This came after Kosovan ISIS members appeared in propaganda videos claiming that they would target water supplies in imminent future attacks, Reuters reported.
“If you can, take poison and put it in their meal or in their drink. Make them die, make them die of poisoning, kill them wherever you are...you can do it,” one man in a video tells viewers.
Kosovo police say that officers near the Badovc reservoir, which
supplies around 100,000 of Pristina’s residents, saw three men behaving
suspiciously near the water. A further two have been arrested elsewhere.Last
August, Kosovo arrested more than 40 people suspected of planning to
travel to Syria to fight for ISIS. There are now between 100 and 200
Kosovans who have left the country to travel to the so-called
“caliphate”.
Water samples are being tested but Al Jazeera reported that initial tests did not show poison present.
This came after Kosovan ISIS members appeared in propaganda videos claiming that they would target water supplies in imminent future attacks, Reuters reported.
“If you can, take poison and put it in their meal or in their drink. Make them die, make them die of poisoning, kill them wherever you are...you can do it,” one man in a video tells viewers.
Kosovo police say that officers near the Badovc reservoir, which
supplies around 100,000 of Pristina’s residents, saw three men behaving
suspiciously near the water. A further two have been arrested elsewhere.Last
August, Kosovo arrested more than 40 people suspected of planning to
travel to Syria to fight for ISIS. There are now between 100 and 200
Kosovans who have left the country to travel to the so-called
“caliphate”. 
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