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MT KOPAONIK - Serbian Armed Forces Chief of General Staff Gen Milan Mojsilovic met with Kfor Commander Maj Gen Ozkan Ulutas on Mt Kopaonik on Wednesday to discuss the current security situation in Kosovo-Metohija, the cooperation to date and the effects of activities being taken to monitor the situation on the ground and prevent further deterioration of the security situation in the province.

Almost at the same time as the information about the action of the Kosovo Police in Zvean, local residents reported to the Kosovo online portal that the KFOR helicopter had landed in itkovac, in this municipality.
The main street in Zvean is blocked on both sides, writes Kosovo Online.

The arrest took place near the bus station, when special forces of the Kosovo police in armored vehicles surrounded and then detained the man N.O., writes Kosovo Online.
For now, the reason for his arrest is unknown.

At the beginning of his address, he said that he would still go to Brussels, immediately after the special envoy, Josep Borrell, announced that he and the Prime Minister of the so-called Kosovo, Albin Kurti, are summoned to an urgent meeting.

Milenkovic was arrested today by the special units of the Kosovo Police on charges of an alleged war crime.
As reported by the Kosovo Online reporter, the locals managed to block the road even though the police prevented them from doing so.

He answered questions from journalists after the meeting of the governments of Serbia and Hungary in Pali.

"Donald Trump and his team made big and innovative moves to bring Kosovo and Serbia closer together. We had an economic agreement that both sides pushed forward," said Grenell.

Dejan, then 20, had been nearing the end of his military service in Kosovo, then a southern province of Serbia, when NATO launched air strikes to halt a brutal Serbian counter-insurgency war. At the time, Serbia and Montenegro were all that was left of Yugoslavia, still joined together after the other four republics - Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia and Macedonia - had seceded.

Svela said that he will arrest anyone who, according to him, is responsible for violence against journalists.
He wrote on Facebook that three people were arrested in the last three days for, as he claims, brutal and criminal attacks on journalists, while the third is Uro Vukainovi.

The Albanian Prime Minister said today that if Serbia does not soon release the three recently arrested Kosovo policemen, it will mean a return to the cooling of relations between Tirana and Belgrade.