Serbian intelligence services have received information of a risk of tension between Serbia and Macedonia, "in which Albanians would be involved."

Apart from them, "a part of the authorities in Macedonia" is included in this scenario, Belgrade daily Vecernje Novosti writes.

The newspaper said it learned that "the plan is for well-armed groups of Albanians to infiltrate the border zone between Serbia and Macedonia." Allegedly, they would be dressed in Serbian military or police uniforms.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic will launch in September  "a state dialogue on Kosovo," something he announced at the start of his presidential mandate.

Beta is reporting this today, citing an article in the daily Vecernje Novosti.

The newspaper said that Vucic will invite all parliamentary parties to these consultations, as well as representatives of the Serbian Orthodox Church, civil society, the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, and other "relevant social factors."

Tanjug agency and Novosti daily reported on statements Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic made during an interview to Happy TV station, and related to the possible Kosovo solution.

Vucic expressed hope that Serbia would have enough strength to put things on a rational level and if it does not happen, Serbia would carry this defeat on its shoulders.

Kosovo Police have denied today a report published by Serbian news website Novosti according to which shooting was heard on Wednesday evening at the border between Kosovo and Montenegro. Residents of the region also denied having heard any shooting on Wednesday.