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Wednesday, 11.01.2012.

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Serbs find ban on trucks unacceptable

KFOR today told northern Kosovo Serbs that its commander decided only vehicles of up to 3.5 tons may enter Kosovo from central Serbia by alternative routes.

Izvor: Tanjug

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icj1

pre 12 godina

Head of the Zvečan municipality Dragiša Milović told reporters after the meeting that the leaders of local self-governments in the north of the province had told the NATO troops that the decision was unacceptable.


Unacceptable ?! Why ? The crossings are opened...
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“We expect that they will honor the decision and the word they gave and it will surely ease the situation regarding EULEX in some way or other,” said Milović.


Yeah, sure.... KFOR and EULEX are all liers.
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He added that representatives of the Serbs in northern Kosovo expected from EULEX to give them assurances that they would not be transporting Kosovo's customs officers to the Brnjak and Jarinje administrative crossings with the mission's vehicles.


Well, it's not for the repprestatives of Albanians or Serbs to decide that. It's UNMIK that has decided that customs taxes have to be collected for goods destined to Kosovo - end of the story. Some people continue to forget that 1244 is still in force and UNMIK is in charge in Kosovo.

SCP UK

pre 12 godina

So this is obviously just another way of limiting the amount of supplies that Serbs in Kosovo can get their hands on. Just how long will the repression against the Serbs continue.

SCP UK

pre 12 godina

So this is obviously just another way of limiting the amount of supplies that Serbs in Kosovo can get their hands on. Just how long will the repression against the Serbs continue.

icj1

pre 12 godina

Head of the Zvečan municipality Dragiša Milović told reporters after the meeting that the leaders of local self-governments in the north of the province had told the NATO troops that the decision was unacceptable.


Unacceptable ?! Why ? The crossings are opened...
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“We expect that they will honor the decision and the word they gave and it will surely ease the situation regarding EULEX in some way or other,” said Milović.


Yeah, sure.... KFOR and EULEX are all liers.
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He added that representatives of the Serbs in northern Kosovo expected from EULEX to give them assurances that they would not be transporting Kosovo's customs officers to the Brnjak and Jarinje administrative crossings with the mission's vehicles.


Well, it's not for the repprestatives of Albanians or Serbs to decide that. It's UNMIK that has decided that customs taxes have to be collected for goods destined to Kosovo - end of the story. Some people continue to forget that 1244 is still in force and UNMIK is in charge in Kosovo.

SCP UK

pre 12 godina

So this is obviously just another way of limiting the amount of supplies that Serbs in Kosovo can get their hands on. Just how long will the repression against the Serbs continue.

icj1

pre 12 godina

Head of the Zvečan municipality Dragiša Milović told reporters after the meeting that the leaders of local self-governments in the north of the province had told the NATO troops that the decision was unacceptable.


Unacceptable ?! Why ? The crossings are opened...
----------

“We expect that they will honor the decision and the word they gave and it will surely ease the situation regarding EULEX in some way or other,” said Milović.


Yeah, sure.... KFOR and EULEX are all liers.
----------

He added that representatives of the Serbs in northern Kosovo expected from EULEX to give them assurances that they would not be transporting Kosovo's customs officers to the Brnjak and Jarinje administrative crossings with the mission's vehicles.


Well, it's not for the repprestatives of Albanians or Serbs to decide that. It's UNMIK that has decided that customs taxes have to be collected for goods destined to Kosovo - end of the story. Some people continue to forget that 1244 is still in force and UNMIK is in charge in Kosovo.