Former President of Serbia and a leader of Social-Democratic Party, Boris Tadic told FoNet news agency, Serbian President Vucic hid until now that Serbia would be obliged to a comprehensive solution for Kosovo, assessing an internal dialogue as a charade, since Vucic has received a clear framework what he should accept in terms of Kosovo.

While Pristina remains silent on Ivanovic murder probe, a family house of his first wife in Mitrovica north was stoned few nights ago, Danas daily writes today.

Kosovo Police Deputy Commander in Mitrovica North, Besim Hoti confirmed to Danas that a house of Cvetnic family, located nearby the seat of a Civic Initiative, Freedom, Democracy Justice, was stoned.

Investigative bodies would soon present concrete results in Ivanovic murder probe, Kosovo President Hashim Thaci said in a press conference, Belgrade-based daily Politika reported.

He added he monitors the work of bodies working to shed the light on who were the order givers and killers, and he spoke about this recently with the Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, RTK 2 reported.

Serbian Government Office for Kosovo and Metohija Director, Marko Djuric told Politika daily that Pristina did not submit any information related to the murder of a leader of Civic Initiative, Freedom, Democracy, Justice, Oliver Ivanovic.

Djuric said he would like to see, instead of pointing fingers that Pristina institutions offer at least one concrete and relevant response and approach the cooperation, Serbian media reported.

If he was accepted as a political factor in Kosovo, Oliver Ivanovic could have been protected, said Momcilo Trajkovic in the Show "Right Angle" of the Radio Television of Vojvodina, reports RTK2.

Serbian President, Aleksandar Vucic said yesterday that the Ivanovic murder probe must be stronger, BETA news agency reported.

He also added, order-givers and killers must be brought before the justice.

“We are requesting and demanding for the probe to be stronger, and to bring the killers and order-givers before the justice,” Vucic said in Belgrade during the conference with the European Parliament President, Antonio Tajani.

A house stoned in Mitrovica North last night, is a family house of a former wife of recently murdered Oliver Ivanovic, Belgrade-based daily Vecernje Novosti writes today.

The daily reported that a family house of Marina Ivanovic was stoned. Her mother Nadezda and brother Branimir Cvetnic live in that house. No one was injured in this incident.

Unknown attackers, entered the house yard, one hour after the midnight, in 27 Sutjeska Street in Mitrovica North and broke a window at one of the house rooms.

Serbian Justice Minister, Nela Kuburovic told RTS that Serbia did not yet receive minutes on the investigation of the crime scene, where Oliver Ivanovic was murdered.

According to her, there are no developments in Ivanovic murder probe.

“There is nothing for now, we did not receive notification. Although they responded to our request, saying that we would urgently receive, if nothing more, then at least minutes from the crime scene investigation, this has not arrived yet,” Kuburovic said in Uptinik broadcast on RTS.

KoSSev portal continues to report on discussion between Dragisa Milovic, former Mayor of Zvecan and current municipal councilor and the TV Most Editor-in-Chief, Ljiljana Jankovic.

Commenting on statements Jankovic made yesterday in which she denied Milovic’s claims that TV spots, part of a negative election campaign against Oliver Ivanovic and Dragisa Milovic in 2017, aired on TV Most, were ordered and made in Belgrade, Milovic told the KoSSev portal that Jankovic would need to prove many things in the court.

“Murder of Oliver Ivanovic is a great challenge for Kosovo society and a strong slap to the Kosovo Government, and to all of us who live in Kosovo,” Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs Milan Radojevic said in a debate on the rule of law held in Caglavica today, KIM Radio reports.

Radojevic assessed the murder as a great challenge for Kosovo but also for the international community.

Center for Security Studies Director, Florian Qehaja also thinks the Kosovo Government bears part of the responsibility.