Representatives of local governments in northern Kosovo say that visit of Prime Minister Isa Mustafa still is not officially announced. Whether he will come to the north is uncertain, and the mayors of the four municipalities in the north said that they have not been officially notified. “I really do not know, nor I would take seriously what the media in Pristina writes,” said the mayor of North Mitrovica Goran Rakić.

Head of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Marko Djuric is not telling the truth when he says that somebody has planted the papers on the integration of the University of Pristina (relocated in North Mitrovica), without the stamp and signature and that he did not stand behind it.

Pristina authorities and Eurostat Director Pieter Everaers announced that during the next year in the north a census will be organized in the four municipalities with a predominantly Serbian population. The census will be conducted by the Government of Kosovo in cooperation with municipalities selected by the laws of Kosovo.

Mayor of Leposavic and member of the team for the implementation of the Brussels Agreement Dragan Jablanović said that agreement on the dissolving of civil protection, as claimed by the Government of Kosovo, was not reached in Brussels. "Pristina is requesting it because it has the wrong perception on the Civil Protection. They think it is an armed formation, which is totally absurd," said Jablanović, indicating that people working in the Civil Protection help in natural disasters. 

If the Kosovo institutions do not respect the Brussels Agreement, they will open a new crisis, said Ljubomir Maric.

If the Kosovo institutions in the course of the day do not adopt budgets of four municipalities in northern Kosovo for 2015, there are legal possibilities for Pristina to impose provisional measures.