Kosovo War
Pristina indicts two Serbs over May protests
PRISTINA - The special prosecutor's office in Pristina on Thursday indicted two Serbs for alleged "violent conduct".
The two, men identified by the initials S J and I S, were charged with being a part of a "group that committed the criminal offence of hooliganism" on May 29.
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Vucic: We are prepared for any surprises, people need not worry
BRUSSELS - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said in Brussels on Wednesday evening he had pointed out to NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg the problem of Pristina's arms acquisitions, which he noted were a violation of UNSCR 1244.
Vučić from Brussels: Pristina is arming itself, what should our reaction be? VIDEO
Vui said after the meeting that he asked NATO to implement its role. He adds that he submitted all the evidence in writing about what was done to the Serbs since Kurti came to power.
He added that KFOR is the only institution in Kosovo that is doing anything to ease tensions.
Kosovo Guerrilla Leaders ‘Didn’t Directly Control Fighters’: Witness
Rrustem Mustafa, former commander of Kosovo Liberation Army's wartime Llap Operational Zone, also known by the nom de guerre Remi, told the Kosovo Specialist Chambers in The Hague this week in the trial of former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci and three co-defendants that the guerrilla force mainly functioned from the bottom up and did not have a fully-established chain of command.
Stoltenberg: I am in regular contact with Vucic and ready to meet
VILNIUS - NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said on Tuesday in Vilnius he was in regular contact with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and ready to meet with him.
Drecun: Situation in Kosovo-Metohija dramatic
BELGRADE - The head of the Serbian parliamentary committee on Kosovo-Metohija Milovan Drecun said on Friday President Aleksandar Vucic's latest public address demonstrated that the situation in Kosovo-Metohija was entering a dramatic stage of developments and that there was no indication Pristina would give up on unilateral moves.
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Kfor: No evidence of weapons smuggling to Serbian churches in Kosovo
PRISTINA - The Kfor mission said on Wednesday there was no evidence of alleged weapons smuggling to Serbian Orthodox churches in Kosovo-Metohija in ambulances via administrative crossings in the province.
Previously, British MP Alicia Kearns accused the Serbian Orthodox Church of involvement in weapons smuggling from central Serbia to Kosovo-Metohija.
KFOR Denies Weapons are Smuggled in Ambulances Into North Kosovo
NATO's peacekeeping mission in Kosovo, KFOR, on Wednesday said it has no evidence that weapons are being smuggled from Serbia to Serbia Orthodox Churches in Kosovo in ambulances, differering from claims made by a UK MP, Alicia Kearns.
The army is deployed to the so-called Kosovo: It starts from tomorrow...
As they stated, a routine military exercise will be conducted with the aim of improving the readiness and preparedness of the units.
The announcement states that the soldiers and vehicles of that mission will be deployed in the municipalities of Istok, trpce, Mamusha, Deane, Djakovica, Draga, Elez Han and Elezit Kaanik.
Vucevic asks US to use leverage on Pristina to avert escalation
BELGRADE - Serbian Defence Minister Milos Vucevic met with US Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs Tressa Guenov on Friday and asked the US to use its leverage on Pristina to avert further escalation of conflicts in the north of Kosovo-Metohija.