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Pristina indicts Serb for alleged attack on KFOR, so-called Kosovo Police

PRISTINA - Prosecutors in Pristina have indicted a Serb man identified with the initials D D for allegedly committing the criminal offences of attacking an officer on duty and "involvement in a crowd that committed acts of crime and hooliganism" during a protest outside the municipal building in Zvecan, northern Kosovo-Metohija, on May 29, 2023.

Gracanica mayor demands answers from so-called Kosovo Police about incidents

GRACANICA - At a meeting with officials of the so-called Kosovo Police, Gracanica Mayor Ljiljana Subaric demanded answers about late Thursday's incidents in the central Kosovo-Metohija municipality, in which dozens of ethnic Albanians in cars with symbols of the so-called "Kosovo Liberation Army" and Albania blocked the streets, hurled insults at Serb residents and attempted to remove the Serbi

Elek: Pristina provisional institutions cannot be trusted, another hospital raid possible

GRACANICA - Srpska lista leader Zlatan Elek said on Monday Pristina provisional institutions could not be trusted and that there were fears of another raid on the Kosovska Mitrovica clinical hospital by the so-called Kosovo Police.

Srpska lista is a political organisation of Kosovo-Metohija Serbs.

Vucic: I expect US reaction, they know Kurti ordered illegal crossing of administrative line

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Thursday evening he expected no KFOR reaction after a group of heavily armed members of the so-called Kosovo Police crossed the administrative line between central Serbia and the Autonomous Province of Kosovo-Metohija, but that he expected the US to react.

Serb man arrested in northern K Mitrovica over last year's Zvecan protests

KOSOVSKA MITROVICA - A Serb man was arrested in northern Kosovska Mitrovica on Friday morning over the May 2023 protests outside the building of the Zvecan municipality in the north of the province.

The man was identified by the so-called Kosovo Police with the initials M D.

Petkovic: Schools, health care system pillar of Serbs' survival in Kosovo-Metohija

BELGRADE - The head of the Serbian government Office for Kosovo-Metohija Petar Petkovic said on Thursday Pristina's PM Albin Kurti had begun closing down Serb schools in Kosovo-Metohija with the aim of expelling the Serbs from the province, and added that he had informed international representatives of the arrest of the principal of a primary school in Gojbulja.

KFOR, so-called Kosovo Police provide no response to query about threat to Tanjug journalists

BELGRADE - KFOR and the so-called Kosovo Police have provided no response to a Journalists' Association of Serbia (UNS) query about a recent death threat to Tanjug journalists, while the EU rule-of-law mission in Kosovo-Metohija (EULEX) said it had no mandate to investigate it and UNMIK - the UN mission in Serbia's autonomous province - informed the UN special rapporteur for freedom of opinion

Elderly Serb couple beaten up, robbed in Kosovo-Metohija

GRACANICA - An elderly Serb couple was beaten up and robbed in their family home in Gracanica, Kosovo-Metohija, around midnight on Sunday.

After sustaining head injuries in the attack, Dragan and Dusanka Aleksic were found by a neighbour who drove them to the Gracanica hospital, after which they were urgently transported to Pristina for further medical care.

Gouillon: Kosovo-Metohija Serbs deprived of right to own property

BELGRADE - The Director of the Serbian Office for Public and Cultural Diplomacy Arnaud Gouillon said on Wednesday Serbs in Kosovo-Metohija were deprived of the right to own property.

In a post on X, Gouillon included a graphic display of locations where Serb property in Kosovo-Metohija had been expropriated illegally to build bases for special units of the so-called Kosovo Police.

Protest held in northern K Mitrovica over arrest of four young Serbs

KOSOVSKA MITROVICA - A protest over an arrest of four young Serb men was held outside the police station in northern Kosovska Mitrovica on Wednesday morning.

The protesters, who included the arrestees' family members, blew whistles and chanted "Release our children", holding banners that read "Kurtiland police" and "Is the EU concerned?"

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