Dalibor Jevtic, Minister for Communities and Returns in the Kosovo government thinks that the emergence of radical Islamism is danger to all who do not support such an idea, especially for the people of other faiths.

On the question of whether the Orthodox Serbs could be potential victims of attack by radical Islamists, he says he has not received information that speaks in favour of it.

- But that does not mean that such a threat does not exist and therefore the competent must do everything to prevent such thing to happen.

Minister for Communities and Return Dalibor Jevtic asseses shot on a house of family Dabetic in Istok municicipality as a message to returnees that in some parts of Kosovo they are not welcome.

"After these events, where the returnee houses and returnees themselves are very often lately under attack, does not contribute to mass return to Kosovo or survival of those who returned".

Minister for Communities and Return in Kosovo Government Dalibor Jevtic said today that the Serbs will be a significant factor in the Kosovo Assembly and theirs position should be used to solve the problems of the Serbian community.

Kosovo's Constitutional Court will evaluate the constitutionality of the election process of the Chairperson of the Assembly of Kosovo and the decision is expected sometime mid-August, said Jevtic to Tanjug agency, stressing that he expects in September talk on the formation of Government.

Marko Djuric, head of the Serbian Government’s Office for Kosovo, said today that Albanians are not cooperating to help resolve the killing of several Serbs 15 years ago in the village of Gracka, near Lipjan/Lipjane. “The goal of this cowardly act was to expel Serbs from this village and from the municipality,” Djuric said during the inauguration of a memorial for the Serb victims. Kosovo’s outgoing Minister for Communities and Returns, Dalibor Jevtic, who attended the ceremony, said nothing has been done so far to resolve the case.