An explosive device - most likely a hand grenade - was thrown at the family house of Leposavić/Leposaviq Mayor Dragan Jablanović early Monday in an attack that caused material damage but no injuries.

President of the Regulatory Authority of Electronic and Postal Communications in Kosovo Ekrem Hoxha said today that from Serbia has not arrived any request for a third mobile operator in Kosovo as agreed by the Agreement on telecommunications between Pristina and Belgrade. Deadline for submitting request, under the Agreement, is November 15 while the obligation of the Regulatory Authority was, until January 15, to give licence to operate in Kosovo, Hoxha said.

A person of Serbian nationality was wounded in a shooting that took place in Mitrovica North last night. The case was characterized by a prosecutor as the attempted murder.

The head of Regional Kosovo Police Operation Unit Željko Bojić said to Kontakt Plus Radio that wounded person V.M. (32) was admitted to hospital in Mitrovica North.

Removal of the “Peace Park” barricade on the main bridge over the River Iber which divides northern and southern Mitrovica, as well its making functional for free movement, is part of the agreement for the freedom of movement which was reached between Pristina and Belgrade in Brussels, mediated by the European Union.

President of the Active Serbia Dusan Janjic said that the part of politicians gathered around the Serbian list, especially in the north, wants to thwart the formation of the Association/Community of Serbian Municipalities and said that Belgrade should not allow it.

President of the Municipal Assembly of Mitrovica North Ksenija Bozovic said that the proposed budget for next year, for that municipality, is about 1.8 million less compared to this year's budget. She stressed that even last year Pristina imposed budget to the municipality of North Mitrovica. If it also happens this year, the planned capital investments in the city will be hardly achievable.

Former employees of the Serbian Ministry of the Interior (MUP) yesterday staged protest in front of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija in North Mitrovica and crossing Jarinje requesting solution of their status, and said that they will welcome Vučić, whose visit is expected in coming days, either with applause or protests.

Former employees of the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) in Kosovo, requesting that they status is settled, announced protest in North Mitrovica today and one hour blockade of the crossing Jarinje in North Kosovo.

Employees' representative Rajko Šekularac said that the protest will take place at 11 in front of the Serbian Government’s Office for Kosovo and Meothija premises in North Mitrovica, and that they will block crossing Jarnije in North Kosovo for one hour following the protest.

Mitrovica mayor, Agim Bahtiri, has requested from the most senior institutions of Kosovo to undertake immediate measures which would prevent Serbia’s buying of Albanian properties in northern Kosovo. “Serbia is not stopping with its ethnic cleansing in the neighborhoods of Mitrovica North. This is not happening any more with violent expelling of the population from there, but by allocating enormous funds to buy their properties. Special funds are being allocated for this purpose. This tendency of the Serbian state should be interrupted immediately.

Mitrovica regional police arrested on Tuesday Slavica Generalovic, head of the civil registration in Mitrovica North, suspected for issuing documents and registering Serbs as Kosovo citizens, despite the fact that they did not appear in Kosovo register books. The spokesperson of the Mitrovica regional police, Avni Zahiti, confirmed the news for KALLXO.com. “She is suspected to have issued identification cards for Serbian citizens without possessing original certificates, but only copies,” Zahiti said.