Gendarmerie officers remove barricade

Serbian Interior Ministry (MUP) Gendarmerie members and local citizens have removed barricades from the Rudnica checkpoint to the KFOR checkpoint in Kosovo. The barricades were removed around midnight, B92 has learnt. Gendarmerie officers remove barricade The gendarmerie members will stay at the location in order to secure and control the area. The barricade made of tree trunks and a tent that were set up last summer on the Raska-Leposavic road in front of the Jarinje administrative crossing in central Serbia were completely removed. The citizens have been using alternative roads around the Jarinje crossing, one of the two official administrative crossings between Kosovo and central Serbia, due to the barricade which was set up last summer. The barricades placed by Serbs at administrative crossing Brnjak on the Zubin Potok - Ribarice road in central Serbia were removed Thursday about 2 pm. Traffic was restored and local Serbs dispersed after arrival of gendarmerie. Barricades that was placed on the Raska - Leposavic road, in front of the administrative crossing Jarinje in central Serbia, were removed just after midnight. Control of bypass roads at Brnjak is done by French KFOR soldiers, while EULEX customs and police, their local counterparts and international troops are stationed at the crossing. EULEX official who wished to remain anonymous said that traffic at Brnjak was normalized after 2 pm. (file) Police prevent journalists, citizens from going through Serbian police at the Rudnica checkpoint are preventing journalists and citizens from going through. The Rudnica checkpoint is located in central Serbia. According to a Beta reporter, only police vehicles are allowed to approach the place where the barricade used to be. The police officers told reporters that they could not let them approach the place where the barricade once was and that they needed to turn to the Serbian MUP’s media office for more information. Civilian-clad men with ski masks removed the barricade and dispersed young men who had been blocking the road for months. B92 Beta Tanjug

Gendarmerie officers remove barricade

The gendarmerie members will stay at the location in order to secure and control the area.

The barricade made of tree trunks and a tent that were set up last summer on the Raška-Leposavić road in front of the Jarinje administrative crossing in central Serbia were completely removed.

The citizens have been using alternative roads around the Jarinje crossing, one of the two official administrative crossings between Kosovo and central Serbia, due to the barricade which was set up last summer.

The barricades placed by Serbs at administrative crossing Brnjak on the Zubin Potok - Ribariće road in central Serbia were removed Thursday about 2 pm.

Traffic was restored and local Serbs dispersed after arrival of gendarmerie.

Barricades that was placed on the Raška - Leposavić road, in front of the administrative crossing Jarinje in central Serbia, were removed just after midnight.

Control of bypass roads at Brnjak is done by French KFOR soldiers, while EULEX customs and police, their local counterparts and international troops are stationed at the crossing.

EULEX official who wished to remain anonymous said that traffic at Brnjak was normalized after 2 pm.

Police prevent journalists, citizens from going through

Serbian police at the Rudnica checkpoint are preventing journalists and citizens from going through.

The Rudnica checkpoint is located in central Serbia.

According to a Beta reporter, only police vehicles are allowed to approach the place where the barricade used to be.

The police officers told reporters that they could not let them approach the place where the barricade once was and that they needed to turn to the Serbian MUP’s media office for more information.

Civilian-clad men with ski masks removed the barricade and dispersed young men who had been blocking the road for months.