Most news websites report that Nehat Thaci, the Kosovo Police director for the Mitrovica region, was arrested on Wednesday evening at the Koncul border crossing point between Kosovo and Serbia. Kosovo Police have confirmed the arrest. Koha carries a press release issued by the Serbian Ministry of Interior Affairs on the matter. "Members of the Ministry of Interior Affairs have arrested N. Th. (1976) from Ferizaj based on an arrest warrant issued by the High Court of Nis on terrorism charges. N. Th.

The Serbian police have arrested the director of the Kosovo police for the region of Kosovska Mitrovica, Nehat Thaci.

The Serbian Interior Ministry (MUP) confirmed this on Thursday morning.

Thaci was arrested on Wednesday, at around 20:00 CET, at the administrative crossing of Konculj (between Kosovo and central Serbia), on an arrest warrant issued in 2010 for the crime of terrorism, the MUP added.

Minister for Communities and Return Dalibor Jevtić says that he spoke with representatives of the international community and that they did not see the reasons for the actions of the Kosovo Police "around the attempts of expulsion of the representative of Serbia from Gračanica, as well as for the ban on a visit to Peć."

The Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija says that no official from Pristina has apologized for the police stopping of his vehicle and the attempt of his "expulsion" from Gračanica.

On the other hand, the Deputy Foreign Minister of Kosovo Valon Murtezaj said that Đurić did not respect the agreement on official visits of Belgrade.

Marko Djuric has said that "a crude and unlawfully attempt to arrest and deport him from Kosovo" took place in Gracanica last night.

The Kosovo police in this Serb enclave late on Wednesday stopped and held a car in which the director of the Serbian Government's Office for Kosovo was traveling, demanding that he leaves Kosovo.

However, Djuric was later told that he would be able to continue his visit "according to the protocol," Tanjug's reporter in Gracanica said.

Kosovo Deputy Prime Minister Branimir Stojanović warns today in Gračanica that he might talk to the representatives of the Kosovo police in this municipality through the street, because, he adds, the police apparently understand only a street argument, protest, or people expressing their views about a particular situation.

Unknown perpetrators stole two cows and a calf to Dimitrije Jevtić i the village Ajnovce, municipality of Kamenicë/Kamenica.

This is only one in an ongoing series of thefts in recent moths which occur in Serbian areas south of the Ibar.

Dragiša Savić, Deputy Mayor of Kamenica for RTV Puls says that he is "powerless" to prevent the frequent theft of livestock, vehicles, forests and other property of Serbs in this region.

The police directors of Serbia, Kosovo, Albania and FYROM have participated at the regional conference in Skopje. The conference was organized in order to strengthen cooperation between the police of the Western Balkans and coordinate further action in relation to terrorism and organized crime in the Balkans, stated the EU mission in Kosovo.

Latest incidents in Mušutište and the return of displaced were the topics of a meeting of the Inter-Ministerial Commission for the return.

During the meeting once again the Serbian representatives in the Kosovo government, Ministers Dalibor Jevtić and Ljubomir Marić and Deputy Kosovo Prime Minister Branimir Stojanović, have concluded that the recent incidents in Mušutište are a big step backwards, not only for the return process but also for all those processes that involve the rule of law.

Seventy two year old Stevan Radić was attacked yesterday in his vineyard in Rahovec/Orahovac. The case was reported to the Kosovo Police.

Radić was attacked after he sent away two Albanian boys from his farm, who had previously stolen nuts.

After that, an unknown person approached him from behind and dealt a blow to the head.

The case was reported to police at the urging of family.