Several online media report on an increased police presence at the Jarinje border crossing point in northern Kosovo to prevent a visit by Serbian Government’s Office for Kosovo Director Marko Djuric. Unnamed sources told Pristina-based Kosovapress news agency that around 40 members of Kosovo Police are stationed at the border crossing. “There are many police officers. There are additional vehicles of Kosovo’s border police and the operation is led by Mentor Shabani,” sources said. Djuric together with Nikola Selakovic, the secretary general of the Serbian President, have announced they will attend a discussion on “The position of Serbs in Kosovo” which will be held in Mitrovica. Kosovo’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not grant permission for Djuric’s visit. Indeksonline reports that Kosovo Police special units have deployed to northern Kosovo and are on standby in the event of any emergency.
Increased police presence in Jarinje to prevent Djuric’s visit (media)
- Published: 6 years ago on 26/03/2018
- By: OSCPA F
- Last Modified: March 26, 2018 @ 11:17 am
- Filed Under: Articles from Kosovo media
NEXT ARTICLE →
Police gives details on ban of Serbian officials in the north (Koha)
← PREVIOUS ARTICLE
Pacolli: Serbian ministers don’t have permits to enter Kosovo (Indeksonline)
LINKS
UNMIK
Peacekeeping
UN News Center
From Google News- Albanian Daily News - albaniandailynews.com 11/05/2024Albanian Daily News albaniandailynews.com
- Kosovo's government reportedly faces Kremlin-backed cyberattacks - The Record from Recorded Future News 10/05/2024Kosovo's government reportedly faces Kremlin-backed cyberattacks The Record from Recorded Future News
- Kosovo's annual inflation speeds up to 2.4% in April - SeeNews 10/05/2024Kosovo's annual inflation speeds up to 2.4% in April SeeNews
- Albanian Daily News - albaniandailynews.com 11/05/2024
Office of the Spokesperson for the UN Secretary-General
Media Sources
