KOSOVSKA MITROVICA -- Stickers proclaiming the EU mission in Kosovo was the enemy of the Serb people and calling on it "to go home" have appeared in Kosovska Mitrovica.

The messages, plastered on traffic signs across Kosovska Mitrovica overnight, show the EULEX logo and the swastika, along with the message, "EULEX - enemy of the Serb people. "

Some of the stickers read "EULEX go home," and also appeared at several locations in the town of Zubin Potok, also in northern Kosovo.

"The author" of the posters is unknown, Tanjug reported.

A judge of the basic court in Kosovska Mitrovica has set one month custody for Aleksandar Lazovic and Nebojsa Vujacic, for the alleged influence on the witnesses of prosecution in the case of Oliver Ivanovic, the leader of the civic initiative “Serbia, Democracy, Justice”.

Mayors of Serbian-majority municipalities in northern Kosovo will meet tomorrow in North Mitrovica in order to address the current situation in that part of Kosovo and their positions on EULEX.

In Mitrovica last night, messages urging EULEX to go home were plastered at various locations in the city, including traffic signs. The posters add that the EU mission in Kosovo is "the enemy of the Serbian people."

The labels feature a swastika next to the EULEX logo.

Some of the labels contain the words: "EULEX GO HOME". Aside from Mitrovica, the messages have also been seen at several locations in Zubin Potok.

The perpetrator is not known.

A statement of the former minister for Kosovo Goran Bogdanovic that more and more Serbs are leaving southern province has prompted reactions of Serbian politicians from Kosovo.

Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) official Marko Jaksic assessed that Serbs are ‘silently migrating’ from Kosovo and that such process has now been affecting and northern Kosovo where Serbs are majority. On the other side Mayor of Northern Mitrovica Goran Rakic and President of the Municipal Assembly of Northern Mitrovica Ksenija Bozovic did not agree with such assessment.

The paper reports on page two that United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, in his quarterly report on Kosovo, has called on Kosovo institutions to establish, by early 2015 at the latest, the Special Court that will handle allegations of war crimes committed by the Kosovo Liberation Army. In his report, Ban talks about the political situation in the country, with special emphasis on the northern part of Mitrovica following tensions after the construction of the Peace Park on Ibër/Ibar River.

Acting Minister of Environment and Spatial Planning, Dardan Gashi, met today Mitrovica North mayor, Goran Rakic, and Mitrovica mayor, Agim Bahtiri. Gashi expressed appreciation for the south and the north parts of the city respecting the moratorium on halting constructions.

The construction of three residential buildings with 36 flats, meant for the Serbs in Kosovska Mitrovica, have been put on hold because the representatives of the Kosovo institutions have not issued construction permits.

As a part of the Ahtisaari plan, two years ago was opened an Administrative office for North Mitrovica, which since then provided municipal services to the citizens of North Mitrovica. After four attempts, at the local elections was elected the Mayor, and shortly thereafter formed the Municipal Assembly.

Kosovo delegation was unified and insisted on the removal of all barricades in Mitrovica as soon as possible as they are placed in violation to the Kosovo laws and agreements reached in Brussels, reads a press release issued by Mitrovica municipality upon return of its mayor, Agim Bahtiri, from Brussels as part of the Kosovo delegation.