Commenting the statement of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic that representatives of the Pristina authorities were waiting for a favourable moment for the attack on northern Kosovo, analyst Nexhmedin Spahiu opined that this announcement serves “for the realization of what was already agreed”, while Aleksandar Stojanovic reminds that even in the past, there were flammable statements.

Kosovo’s Deputy Prime Minister, Branimir Stojanovic, said he will ask NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenerg for NATO and KFOR to do everything in their power to make sure that there are no incidents in the northern part of Kosovo. “I will discuss with him the situation on the ground. NATO and KFOR must do their job and make sure that nothing will happen to us. We will present our concerns to him,” Stojanovic told Radio Television of Serbia. “I hope the international community will do everything to prevent incidents because no one wants chaos”.

NATO Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg will visit Kosovo tomorrow. His visit was announced by a KFOR press release.  During his visit, Stoltenberg will meet the COMKFOR, Major-Genral Giovanni Fungo.

He will also meet with KFOR troops and the key international representatives in Kosovo.

The Deputy Kosovo Prime Minister, Branimir Stojanović, stated that Kosovo institutions have capitulated in front of violence because they didn’t prevent protests of Kosovo Albanians in the village Mušutište, near the town Suva Reka, despite the presence of special police forces.