(ANSA) - BELGRADE, APR 2 - Serbian leadership expressed its concern over the transfer of war crimes cases from the Eulex judges (the European mission in Kosovo) to their Kosovar colleagues. The crimes are both those committed by the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) fighters against the Serbs, and those against ethnic Albanian Kosovars, which Serbian exponents are charged with. ''I do not expect people who do not guarantee the fundamental human rights of the Serbian population in Kosovo to treat criminal cases in a serious and correct way'', said Serbia's premier Ana Brnabic, cited by the local media. Milovan Drecun, head of the Serbian parliamentary committee for the problems of Kosovo expressed similar concerns. According to Drecun, there are 11 war crime cases involving Serbian exponents. The Eulex mission, after 10 years, officially concluded its mandate in Kosovo last June, where however some of its representatives remain and play an advisory role. (ANSA).