Terrorism in Yugoslavia

According to Stefanovic, most of these recruits come from Bosnia-Herzegovina, and from Kosovo.

At a meeting of senior security officials held in Russia on Wednesday, Stefanovic said that a special challenge for Serbia was the complex security situation in Kosovo, due to the significant number of extremists associated with Islamic State.

The head of the Serbian Government's Office for Kosovo and Metohija added that Thaci was no longer hiding the main goal of his past and current political activity - and that is "the creation of a so-called Greater Albania."

"His destructive activity represents a direct threat to the whole region, but also to Europe," Djuric said.

In his outgoing address as Kosovo Specialist Prosecutor, David Schwendiman said that gathering evidence and locating witnesses to indict former members of the Kosovo Liberation Army had been tough.

The Basic Court in Gjakova has acquitted Fatmir Limaj, former commander of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA/UCK), of committing war crimes related to the killing of two Albanian civilians - Ramiz Hoxha and Selman Binishi.

Twenty years after Kosovo Liberation Army commander Adem Jashari was killed in a gun battle, a feature film is to be made about his life - and it has already caused controversy in Serbia.

Events to mark the 20th anniversary of the killing of Kosovo Liberation Army commander Adem Jashari and his family culminated in a ‘Night of Fires’ at the Jashari memorial complex in Prekaz.

Thousands of people gathered in the village of Prekaz in Drenica region visiting the memorial of Adem Jashari and his family to mark the 20th anniversary of the death of a man whose "defiant stand against Serb police and military helped inspire Kosovo's war for independence".

Officials held a series of events to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the killing of Kosovo Liberation Army commander Adem Jashari, saying that it marked “the beginning of the end” of Serbia’s rule.

Kosovo's President, Hashim Thaci, and the speaker of parliament, Kadri Veseli, have been interviewed by the Special Prosecution in the case against ten suspected members of the "People's Eye" organisation.

One of the ten is Murat Jashari, who wounded Azem Vllasi, the former head of the former ruling League of Communists in Kosovo, in a shooting incident in March 2017.

The decision of Interpol to remove former members of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA/UCK) from their wanted list has angered Serbia who complained at the Executive Committee of Interpol asking the warrants filed by them not be erased.