Hundreds of protesters gathered today outside the Assembly building in support of the opposition MPs who were trying to block the Assembly session this morning. According to media reports, protesters threw teargas, rocks, bottles and petrol bombs at the police. Kosovo Police spokesperson, Baki Kelani, told KTV that the protesters attacked the police with Molotov cocktails. According to Kelani, six police officers were injures and needed medical help. “One of the police officers had severe head injuries.

Near the school in Kosovska Kamenica group of Albanian high school students physically attacked Vukasin Nikolic. Parents and pupils request hiring of the school policeman. In the Police was stated that attackers were found and that the case was handed over to judiciary.

Yesterday at the gate of the Church of the Assumption of the Holy Virgin in Orahovac/Rahovec were thrown stones by unidentified persons. The case was reported to the Kosovo police.

This attack has upset the priest and scared children who, at that time, were playing in the churchyard.

The priest informed immediately the Kosovo police about the incident, and an investigation has been carried out.

According to the Kosovo police, the situation in the north is normalized. Yet politicians have conflicting opinions.

The deputy regional commander of the Kosovo police Besim Hoti stressed that the current situation in the north is stable regardless of the incidents that have occurred in recent days. He said that police presence increased.

Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija Marko Djuric said today that the special forces of the Kosovo police arrested all the workers of Serbian nationality employed in the National Park "Sara" in Brezovica, stating that it was a trampling of the Brussels agreement and provocation directed against the whole of Serbia.

Djuric told reporters in Brussels that 15 workers have been arrested, along with the Director of the National park "Sara".