Veseli for Die Presse: Train was Serbia’s provocation (Indeksonline)
The President of the Assembly of Kosovo Kadri Veseli, told the Austrian prestigious newspaper “Die Presse” that what is happening in northern Kosovo reminds him on the operations at Crimea peninsula, prior to being annexed by Russia.
Haziri: Serbian train, provocation for conflict
Government spokesperson: If Serbia provokes again, we will respond (Indeksonline)
According to a website of the Israeli military intelligence DEBKA File, the Russian train with slogans against Kosovo might try to enter Kosovo again. The website, notes that in this case, Kosovo will seek help, but it should not expect support from some European country, not even from Germany.
LDK tells how to avoid Serbian provocations (Indeksonline)
Deputy Leader of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), Haki Rugova, said that continuous provocations from the Serbian state could be avoided only by political wisdom and cooperation between the government and opposition. He said that support of the international friends is also required. He praised PM Mustafa for managing the situation with the train from Serbia.
Kosovapress claims Vucic has dismissed Djuric over train’s design
Konjufca: Governments of Kosovo and Serbia are orchestrating spectacles (Gazeta Metro)
Head of the Vetëvednosje parliamentary group, Glauk Konjufca, said today at the Assembly session that government of Kosovo and Serbia are orchestrating spectacles, by stopping a train and not removing a wall. He added that situation in the north cannot improve by demolition of the wall or by stopping Serbian trains, but by dissolving of the parallel structures.
AAK’s Lekaj wants the Mitrovica North wall to be treated the same as the Serbian train (Koha)
ROSU can act in the entire Kosovo, without KFOR's permission (Gazeta Metro)
Sources from NATO Headquarters said that the Brussels Agreement of 2013, mentioned these days by Serbia, does not include Kosovo police forces.
These sources, Serbian media report, claim that “Kosovo authorities do not have to seek KFOR’s permission to send their police forces anywhere in Kosovo.”
Fungo: Only KFOR is authorized army in Kosovo (Koha Ditore)
KFOR Commander Giovanni Fungo, was asked in a written interview of the paper, to comment the war-inducing comments of the Serbian President Tomislav Nikolić, who threatened to send the army to Kosovo. Fungo said that the force that he commands, is the only army that can act in Kosovo. He added that this was also decided by the Kumanovo agreement, signed between NATO and Serbia in 1999. He also stressed that during the tensions of the last weekend, KFOR was in the state of alert.