Kosovo police

Vecernje Novosti writes that the UK wants Serbia to "unequivocally condemn the poisoning of Sergei Skripal."

The reason are Monday's incidents in Kosovo and Metohija.

Dacic will also speak with representatives of international organizations in Serbia - the EU, the UN, the OSCE, NATO, and the office of EU's high representative for foreign policy and defense.

They were doing this with the help of the EU rule of law mission in Kosovo, EULEX, he continued - "for every two ROSU (special Kosovo police) vehicles, there were two EULEX vehicles."

Kosovo on Monday deported Marko Djuric, the head of Serbia's Office for Kosovo, after police arrested him in North Mitrovica for illegally entering the country.

Djuric and Serbian Defence Minister Aleksandar Vulin were banned from entering Kosovo by the Kosovo Foreign Ministry.

Earlier in the day, Djuric, the director of the Serbian Government's Office for Kosovo and Metohija, was arrested in northern Kosovska Mitrovica.

Members of special Kosovo police parked their armored cars near the police station, and then led Djuric, whose hands were held behind his back, out and into the station, while the cameras were rolling.

Kosovo Police confirmed to BIRN on Monday that Marko Djuric, head of the Serbian government's Kosovo office, had been arrested on Monday for illegal entry and transferred to Pristina by the Specialized Operational Unit of Kosovo Police.

Kosovo Special Police intervened following reports that Djuric was participating in a debate in the divided northern Kosovo town of Mitrovica.

Kosovo has deployed special police units in the Serb-run far north of the country after banning Serbia's Defence Minister, Aleksandar Vulin, and the head of the Serbian government's Office for Kosovo, Marko Djuric, from entering the country.

Kosovo Foreign Minister Behgjet Pacolli on Monday said the two men would be arrested if they tried to enter Kosovo.

Sirens were sounded in the town, as the incidents unfolded.

According to media reports late on Monday, Djuric, who heads Serbian Government's Office for Kosovo and Metohija, was taken to Pristina. Kosovo-based media have also published photographs of Djuric in custody in an armored vehicle.

A Serb man has been arrested on Monday afternoon in Klina municipality suspected of committing war crimes against Albanians during Kosovo war in 1998-99, GazetaExpress reports.

The Kosovo Police in Klina have arrested on Monday Milorad Zajic after he went to the police station to report a burglary, TV channel KTV has reported.

Kosovo Police have launched an investigation after the town of Zubin Potok, in Serb-run northern Kosovo, was plastered with pamphlets saying members of the local Serbian community members who worked for the Kosovo Security Forces, KSF, would be dealt with.

The pamphlet was signed by an unknown group called Severna Armija [Northern Army].