A long-time associate and friend of the assassinated Kosovo Serb politician Oliver Ivanovic, Silvana Arsovic was summoned for questioning as a suspect in the investigation into Ivanovic’s murder for the third time, KoSSev portal reports.

“She is shocked, as she was the previous two times and she will, of course, respond to the summons as she has done so far,“ Ivanovic’s associate and GI SDP councilor, Ksenija Bozovic told KoSSev.

The two detained Serbs from Mitrovica, suspected of being connected with the murder of Oliver Ivanovic, ended a two-week hunger strike.

According to Belgrade based daily Politika, Nedeljko Spasojević (42) and Marko Rosic (25) decided to stop the strike due to their exhaustion and were receiving intravenous infusion.

Leader of the Serb European Movement from Kosovo and Metohija, Rada Trajkovic stated the police said she would be offered protection, adding she expects to see what kind of protection she will get, Danas daily reports.

The president of the European Movement of Serbs from Kosovo, Rada Trajkovic to receive police protection, reports Radio Television of Serbia (RTS).

Rada Trajkovic told Belgrade based daily Politika that she contacted the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) because she felt that her and the safety of her family was endangered, reports RTS.

In addition of being suspected of involvement in the murder of Oliver Ivanovic, criminal charges for organized crime and narcotics trade were also raised against Srpska Lista Deputy Chair, Milan Radoicic. Kosovo Special Prosecutor Syle Hoxha told Insajder.

Few days earlier, lawyer Zivojin Jokanovic also told Insajder he has made a request to the Kosovo prosecution to interview his client, Milan Radoicic in central Serbia.

Meanwhile, Hoxha said Radoicic can only be interviewed in the territory of Kosovo, Radio KIM reported.

Justice Minister Nela Kuburovic on Wednesday denied claims of the authorities in Pristina that the Serbian authorities were not cooperating in the investigation into the murder of Kosovo Serb political leader Oliver Ivanovic.

She said that Belgrade has been persistently replying to Pristina’s demands and has been waiting for months to get information and evidence.

Civic Initiative Freedom, Democracy, Justice (GI SDP) said today, on the occasion of seven months since the murder of Oliver Ivanovic, they are disappointed with the silence of Belgrade and Pristina authorities, Radio kontakt plus reported.

Milena, wife of late Oliver Ivanovic, told Belgrade-based Vecernje Novosti daily that she would give a statement to the prosecution, investigating her husband’s murder. Earlier Oliver’s brother and party colleagues also gave statements to the prosecution.

“I want to find out whether they are working seriously or they want everything to be hidden,” she said.