The issue of demarcation between Montenegro and Kosovo will remain at a standstill for a time, after the Kosovo elections. However, later on, a way would be found for the Demarcation Agreement to be ratified in the Kosovo parliament, said political analyst from Kosovo Azem Vlasi, CdM reports.

Several news websites report that Kosovo President Hashim Thaci has reacted after today’s wounding of Kosovo Albanian laywer Azem Vllasi in Pristina. “Such acts are unacceptable for a society in which the main priority is strengthening the rule of law. I wish Vllasi a quick recovery and I call on the authorities to bring the perpetrator to justice,” Thaci posted on his Facebook profile.

Azem Vllasi, Pristina-based lawyer, who was wounded this morning in front of his apartment in Pristina, told the news agency that “the attacker had a weapon with a silencer and based on his features was a paid assassin”. “Before 8 A.M, someone rang our bell. I opened the door and saw a man holding some papers. He told me had a property dispute. I told him that I don’t work on such cases and that he should see another lawyer across the street. I don’t know if he came from Germany or if someone sent him.

Deputy Prime Minister Branimir Stojanović says that they will seek the implementation of the agreement on the Community of Serb municipalities (ZSO) and in the future, while adviser to the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kosovo Azem Vllasi says that boycott of the Serb representatives does not benefit the Serbian community, these positions could be heard at the show ''Poglavlje,'' on a TV channel RTK2.