Djuric: No one will keep me from visiting Kosovo-Metohija

TUTIN - The head of the Serbian government Office for Kosovo-Metohija Marko Djuric said Monday he would visit the Serb communities in Kosovo-Metohija this week and that no one would keep him from doing so.

Djuric added he was in constant contact with the Serbian Public Prosecutor's Office over what he said were attempts by certain officials of the interim institutions in Kosovo-Metohija to restrict the freedom of movement, and noted this was a violation of Serbian laws.

"There are indications that Enver Hodzaj, Edita Tahiri and some other people from Pristina are involved in attempts to restrict the freedom of movement of Serbian officials and citizens. I am certain that our state authorities will take measures accordingly," Djuric.

Kosovo's FM Hodzaj has banned Djuric from entering Kosovo-Metohija for two weeks, Pristina's Ekspress daily reported earlier...