Mitrovica, Kosovo

One person wounded in Kosovska Mitrovica explosion

A Kosovo Albanian was wounded and eight cars were damaged in an explosion that took place in north Kosovska Mitrovica on Sunday.

After the incident that happened around 13:00 CET, Zeljko Bojic, Kosovo police regional chief of operating, told Tanjug that the explosive device used is most probably a bomb, and that a Kosovo Albanian was injured on the occasion.

Kosovo: Islamic State graffiti sprayed on Serb homes

Islamic State (IS, ISIS) graffiti have been sprayed on Serb homes in ethnically mixed neighborhoods in northern Kosovska Mitrovica, the police have confirmed.

Regional Kosovo police chief Zeljko Bojic told Beta on Friday that the graffiti spelling "ISIS" were found "in his area of responsibility," and that about ten of them have been discovered over the past week.

First Serbs in southern K. Mitrovica after 11 years

Orthodox priest Sasa Mitrovic and his wife Marija are the first Serbs to return to the southern part of Kosovska Mitrovica after 11 years.

The Serbs were driven out of the southern Mitrovica, inhabited by ethnic Albanians, in 1999, and the few that remained were expelled during the anti-Serb pogrom in the March of 2004.

Ivanovic now under house arrest

Leader of Citizens' Initiative Freedom, Democracy, Justice Oliver Ivanovic was released from the northern Kosovska Mitrovica hospital on Monday.

Ivanovic spent over a month in the hospital after he launched a hunger strike in northern Mitrovica prison on August 7 demanding that he should be released pending trial. As of today, he has been placed under house arrest.

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