Most roads in northern Kosovo open for traffic

The traffic control at Jarinje and Brnjak is being conducted by members of EULEX and their local colleagues.

local colleagues=Kosova police&customs

That is was why the local population will continue to use official alternative Serbian roads and not ARTIFICIAL CROSSINGS.

Kosovo USA

"KFOR does not control traffic on these roads and the control on the entrance to Kosovo is conducted only members of the Serbian police."


Where are the albs at this entrance?

Kosovo USA

"KFOR does not control traffic on these roads and the control on the entrance to Kosovo is conducted only members of the Serbian police."


Where are the albs at this entrance?
(MikeC, 23 March 2012, 14:07)

You should have read the news article first, rather then just responding to my comment. Who is talking about entrance to Kosova from Serbia??? Obviously not me.

The traffic control at Jarinje and Brnjak is being conducted by members of EULEX and their local colleagues.

local colleagues=Kosova police&customs
(Kosova-USA, 23 March 2012, 11:38)

And who is the guy in the cowboy hat suppose to be,a Texas Ranger? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDHXThl93OI&feature=related

""KFOR does not control traffic on these roads and the control on the entrance to Kosovo is conducted only members of the Serbian police."


Where are the albs at this entrance?
(MikeC, 23 March 2012, 14:07) "

The Serbian gendarmes are inside Serbia proper, and Serbs from Kosovo are being turned around and sent back to pass through the Jarinje customs point. The Albanian customs officers are there, at the customs point.

"The traffic control at Jarinje and Brnjak is being conducted by members of EULEX and their local colleagues."

All of this long article full of euphemisms to try to hide a simple fact that jarinje and brnjak crossings are open and functioning in accordance with UNMIK regulation no 3 of 1999 which mandates that customs taxes be collected at Kosovo's crossings.

"traffic control" = customs checks and "local colleagues" = customs officers.

That is was why the local population will continue to use official alternative Serbian roads and not ARTIFICIAL CROSSINGS.
(Robert1899, 23 March 2012, 12:19)

absolutely, and once they arrive at the official alternative Serbian roads they are directed (by the Serbs, Kosovo and/or international forces - depending on the direction they are going to) to the ARTIFICIAL CROSSINGS to complete customs procedures in accordance with UNMIK regulations. I remind you that Resolution 1244 is still in force and UNMIK is in charge in Kosovo.

The traffic control at Jarinje and Brnjak is being conducted by members of EULEX and their local colleagues.

local colleagues=Kosova police&customs

""KFOR does not control traffic on these roads and the control on the entrance to Kosovo is conducted only members of the Serbian police."


Where are the albs at this entrance?
(MikeC, 23 March 2012, 14:07) "

The Serbian gendarmes are inside Serbia proper, and Serbs from Kosovo are being turned around and sent back to pass through the Jarinje customs point. The Albanian customs officers are there, at the customs point.

That is was why the local population will continue to use official alternative Serbian roads and not ARTIFICIAL CROSSINGS.

Kosovo USA

"KFOR does not control traffic on these roads and the control on the entrance to Kosovo is conducted only members of the Serbian police."


Where are the albs at this entrance?

Kosovo USA

"KFOR does not control traffic on these roads and the control on the entrance to Kosovo is conducted only members of the Serbian police."


Where are the albs at this entrance?
(MikeC, 23 March 2012, 14:07)

You should have read the news article first, rather then just responding to my comment. Who is talking about entrance to Kosova from Serbia??? Obviously not me.

The traffic control at Jarinje and Brnjak is being conducted by members of EULEX and their local colleagues.

local colleagues=Kosova police&customs
(Kosova-USA, 23 March 2012, 11:38)

And who is the guy in the cowboy hat suppose to be,a Texas Ranger? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDHXThl93OI&feature=related

"The traffic control at Jarinje and Brnjak is being conducted by members of EULEX and their local colleagues."

All of this long article full of euphemisms to try to hide a simple fact that jarinje and brnjak crossings are open and functioning in accordance with UNMIK regulation no 3 of 1999 which mandates that customs taxes be collected at Kosovo's crossings.

"traffic control" = customs checks and "local colleagues" = customs officers.

That is was why the local population will continue to use official alternative Serbian roads and not ARTIFICIAL CROSSINGS.
(Robert1899, 23 March 2012, 12:19)

absolutely, and once they arrive at the official alternative Serbian roads they are directed (by the Serbs, Kosovo and/or international forces - depending on the direction they are going to) to the ARTIFICIAL CROSSINGS to complete customs procedures in accordance with UNMIK regulations. I remind you that Resolution 1244 is still in force and UNMIK is in charge in Kosovo.