Serbs at the barricades on the 14th day; Resolution 1244 is functional in Kosovo

Serbs at the barricades on the 14th day; Resolution 1244 is functional in Kosovo

Serbs are on the fourteenth day at the barricades on the main road routes in the north of Kosovo, firmly determined to stay there until their demands are met.

This determination was best demonstrated yesterday by a large gathering in Rudare near Zvečan, where thousands of people gathered from all over Kosovo.

In the vicinity of Banjska, members of the special police unit set up a check point for vehicles and passengers. There are several police all-terrain vehicles at the checkpoint, and its members are armed with long barrels.

Slovenia is increasing the number of soldiers in the KFOR

Slovenia plans to increase the number of soldiers in KFOR, Slovenian Defense Minister Marjan Šarec said today, reports Reporter.

Šarec visited the Slovenian soldiers and spoke with KFOR commander Major General Angelo Michele Ristuccia.

"The situation in Kosovo would be very difficult without the presence of KFOR, and the Ministry has examined the possibilities of increasing Slovenia's participation in the mission, Šarec said," STA reported.

Kurti's MP released a new arrest list

Self-determination MP Armend Muja published a list with the names of "Serbian criminal organizations" and their leaders, demanding their arrest:

1. Civil protection, which was formed by Goran Rakić, Igor Simić, Slavko Simić, Miloš Perović, Nenad Djurić and Stevan Pavićević.

2. North Brigade, formed by Andrej Vučić (brother of President Aleksandar Vučić), Milan Radoičić, Zvonko Veselinović and Radule Stević.

3. Extremist right-wing organizations linked to Russia, SPC and SANU, People's Patrol, (Damjan Knežević, Danilo Vučić - son of the President of Serbia and Aleksandar Filipović).

It is known that the President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić, his brother Andrej, son Danilo, Minister of Internal Affairs Bratislav Gašić and BIA chief Aleksandar Vulin play those games, according to Kurti's deputy.

He pointed out that the North Brigade and Civil Protection should be declared terrorist organizations, because their leaders are behind the installation of barricades.

"Our citizens in the north continuously inform that the main operatives of these armed gangs behind the barricades are Milan Radojičić, Zvonko Veselinović, Radule Stević, Aleksandar Filipović, Nenad Djurić, Marjan Radojević, Miloš Milovanović, Vladimir Radivojević-Mami, Marko Vukašinović, Lazar Radenković, Milorad Jevtić, Nemanja Jevremović, Srdjan Vulović, Dejan Vulović, Vladica Jovanović, Dragan Radulović, Ivan Aksentijević, Miloš Vlašković, Slobodan Vučinić, Zoran Stevanović, Milan Kompirović, Radovan Radić, Ivo Vučinić, Zvezdan Milojević and Goran Živković".

Muja added that those individuals have criminal past and that they will have to be brought to justice.

Odalović: KFOR to ensure security

Resolution 1244 is in operation, and KFOR should stop terror, ensure security and return ROSU from northern Kosovo to Pristina, said the president of the Commission for the Missing, Veljko Odalović.

He reminded TV Prva that according to the resolution of the UN Security Council, KFOR has 16 functions that it should return to and fulfill.

Odalović assessed that the Community of Serbian Municipalities should be formed at the same time, which is an obligation under the Brussels Agreement. He said that if KFOR refuses the return of Serbian forces, he must explain that it is its job and that it will guarantee security. Odalović said that the way out of the current situation is to go towards an agreement, in which the international factor and international forces play a significant role.