Rasic: Serbs see Kosovo army as threat (Radio KIM)
NATO for Danas daily: The decision of the Kosovo authorities
NATO supports the development of the Kosovo Security Force (KSF) within its current mandate. The KSF is a professional force and a source of regional stability, said a NATO official in Brussels to Belgrade-based daily Danas, who wanted to remain anonymous and stressed that "it is important to say that when launching any initiatives regarding the mandate of the Kosovo Security Force, it should be fully consulted with all communities in Kosovo , as well as all NATO allies."
Dacic: In Kosovo only KFOR acceptable (RTS)
Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic said in the morning RTS News that some expected that things in the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina develop in the manner that Serbia recognize the unilateral act of Pristina and points that Serbia will not do it.
He repeats his expectations, and in this morning's RTS News, that by the end of the year some countries to withdraw recognition of the unilaterally declared independence of Kosovo.
Apology of the Serbian List MP on the statement on arrival of Thaci to Gazivode (Serbian media)
Zoran Mojsilovic, the Serbian List MP, apologized to his Serb constituency today for his “imprudent” statements regarding the unannounced visit of Kosovo President Hashim Thaci to Zubin Potok last weekend. Speaking at the meeting of the parliamentary Committee on internal affairs, security and oversight of the Kosovo Security Force, Mojsilovic said that Thaci’s visit was “seen as a part of political process and dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina” and that „nothing happened “.
Adopted amendments to the Law on KSF, the Serbian List against (RTK2)
RTK2 reports that the Kosovo Commission on Internal Affairs of the Assembly of Kosovo, on the proposal of the Government, adopted three Draft Laws on the Kosovo Security Force and forwarded it to the Assembly for adoption.
Pristina-based NGO: Former Serb members of KSF to subject to disciplinary proceeding (KoSSev)
Drecun: Pristina’s government decision on army destabilizes talks (RTS)
Simic: The story on army serves to divert attention from the dialogue (Blic, TV Pink)
Vice President of the Serbian List Igor Simic says that the goal of the draft bill on the establishment of Kosovo Army is to create tensions after the visit of the Serbian president to Kosovo, but also to divert public attention from the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina.
- Without the consent of deputies to the Serbian List and amending the Constitution, it is impossible to transform the security forces of Kosovo - emphasized Simic for TV Pink.
Pristina PM talks about security issues with Kosovo Serbs (N1, Kossev)
Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj discussed on Thursday an overall situation in Kosovo, especially security issues, with the leaders of local Serbs, his cabinet said in a statement carried by Kossev website.