Office for Kosovo and Metohija

On Monday morning, with armored vehicles deployed at the crossing points Jarinje and Brnjak, they removed Serbian license plates from vehicles, i.e. they were given temporary Kosovo ones, which cost five euros and are valid for two months.

This morning, members of the ROSU special unit arrived at two crossings in the north of Kosovo with about 20 vehicles, of which more than 10 were armored.

The Office for Kosovo and Metohija estimates that this is a flagrant violation of the agreement on freedom of movement and the agreement on visits of state officials.

As Tanjug has learned, it will be announced at the ceremony on the occasion of the Day of the Municipality of Zvean, and the director of the Office for KIM, Petar Petkovi, will receive the plaque and the key to the city of Zvean on behalf of President Vui.

Lately, there has been a frequent rattling of weapons, attacks on Serbs, a significant increase in the military budget has been announced, along with a persistent refusal to form the Community of Serbian Municipalities, writes the portal Kosovo online.

As Radio Television Gracanica reports, the case was reported to the police and the investigation is ongoing.
In the meantime, a photo of the flag appeared on social networks, where a masked person allegedly trampled on the stolen flag, holding the Albanian flag in his hands. The abbot of the monastery Visoki Decani, Sava Janjic also reacted to the mentioned picture.

This Assembly session is scheduled for Tuesday, June 22.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic will address the MPs.
At the session, scheduled by the President of the Assembly, Ivica Dai, a report on the work of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija in the period from May 2019 to June 2021 will be submitted.
The session is scheduled for 12 o'clock.

Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Petar Petkovi, pointed this out.

This was posted on Twitter by SNS official and Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Marko Djuric.
He wrote that as of today, SNS has become richer for "a person of unprecedented energy, perseverance, sacrifice for her family and Serbia".

The new route would considerably cut travel time between Belgrade and Pristina, with the bus between the two cities currently taking around six hours.