Dacic told the Belgrade-based daily Kurir that Kosovo's bid to join UNESCO is a distortion of the latest agreement reached by Belgrade and Pristina in Brussels.

Director of the Serbian Government’s Office for Kosovo and Metohija Marko Djuric says Belgrade continues activities in normalizing relations with Pristina.

This is the case "although there are plenty of problems in the implementation of what had been the agreed in the Brussels dialogue," he said on Tuesday.

Belgrade’s liaison officer with Pristina Dejan Pavićević said today in Zočište near Orahovac/Rahovec that he doesn’t believe that latest incidents in Kosovo and Metohija are coincidence. Pavicevic visited the Monastery of Saint Healers in Zočište on the occasion of Saints Kozma and Damjan’s Day and stated that incidents are more frequent lately, particularly in Goraždevac, which he visited today, too. “My intention is to talk to representatives of Pristina institutions and international community, we simply have to do everything that residents are protected an

The head of the Peć district (Republic of Serbia’s administration) Vinka Radosavljević stated that Serbs in Metohija are frightened following the latest incidents, which took place in that part of the province and that poor security situation influences the process of return of displaced persons. Radosavljević said to Tanjug that Serbs are frightened and that not even 10 days can pass without an incident in Metohija region and voiced expectations that those in charge for providing safety and security will start dealing with these problems. Serbian Orthodox Chu

Kosovo Serbs are faced with problems when it comes to repossession of their properties, even in case when a court rules in their favor.