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Skopje Supreme Court for Tanjug: We have not issued a decision on Morina's extradition (Serbian media)

Serbian media reported yesterday that the Skopje Supreme Court denied it had already ruled on Serbia's request for the extradition of former KLA member Tomor Morina, specifying that a decision could be expected soon.

Djuric on change of government in Pristina: Serbs have nothing to look forward to (KIM radio, RTS)

Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Marko Djuric said this morning in the RTS morning news that it was necessary for Pristina to abolish taxes in order for dialogue to resume and any kind of normalization of relations to start.

Djuric said that when it comes to the change of government in Pristina, Serbs have nothing to look forward to.

Posing with ‘double-headed eagle' sign in front of monument of murdered harvesters (RTS, TV Most)

A group of underage persons lead by an adult entered the fenced area where a memorial plaque with the names of murdered Serb harvesters in Staro Gracko village was placed, RTS reports. They took photos showing the sign symbolizing the double-headed eagle of Albanian flag, RTS added. Surveillance cameras on the school “Braca Aksic” recorded the gathering and photographing on the spot where memorial plaque is placed. Names of 14 murdered harvesters and 5 Serbs killed during NATO bombing were written on the plaque.

Tomor Morina given 30-day detention (RTS)

The Basic Court in Skopje sent Tomor Morina former KLA member arrested at the border crossing point of Blace in North Macedonia to 30 days in detention, RTS reports. Morina received an extradition detention measure as proposed by the Skopje public prosecution and based on an international arrest warrant issued by Serbia. Serbian prosecution suspects Morina of committing war crimes against the civilian population in Kosovo and Metohija, RTS reported.

Anniversary of crime in Orahovac to be marked (Radio kontakt plus, KoSSev)

Three Serbian non-governmental organizations, Women in Black, Humanitarian Law Center and Youth Initiative for Human Rights together with the families of the victims would participate in commemoration of the crimes committed against Serbs in Orahovac municipality, at the Belgrade cemetery “Orlovaca” today, Serbian media report. During and after armed conflict that took place from 17 to 25 July 1998, in the territory of the Orahovac municipality between the Serbian police and army on one side and KLA on the other, crimes against the Serbian civilian population were committed. The KLA attack a

Serb accused for crimes against Albanians acquitted (RTS, TV Mir)

Kosovo judicial bodies have acquitted Milos Petkovic, from Mala Krusa village, accused of committing war crimes against the civilian population in this village, Orahovac municipality, Leposavic-based RTV Mir reported. Milos Petkovic was arrested in Hungary on September 6, 2018 as per international arrest warrant issued by EULEX, RTS said.

Kosovo Serb charged with war crimes after spending months in jail (N1, KoSSev)

A Kosovo Serb who has spent several months in jail has been charged with war crimes committed in 1999 in the town of Pec, the KoSSev news portal reported on Tuesday.

The Special Prosecution indicted Zoran Djokic of Pec for war crimes against the civilian population in March and April of 1999, a prosecution press release said.