an hour agoKFOR: Kosovo police implemented the law, we are in continued communication with them
Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)Kosovo police have today conducted an operation against smuggling goods, an operation that took place in four locations, where four people were cuffed, and another five are on the run. Police also announced that goods and various evidence smuggled into value from hundreds [...] have been seized in today's operation.
Police also announced that goods and various evidence smuggled in value from hundreds of thousands of euros, which serve as material evidence, which have been located in various locations, local business sites, warehouses/depo etc.
Official police reports say that police operations have gone smoothly to other regions, while in northern Mitrovica criminal groups have been organised, have created roadblocks of roads with different means of transport, used gas balloons, shock bombs, firearms and hand grenades, with the aim of obstructing and attacking customs and police officials, who have been in charge of official office.
Six police officials, five Albanian nationals and one of the Serbian nationalities were hurt by the attacks of Serbian hooligans in the north.
Regarding the situation created in the north today, NATO has also been declared. From NATO in an answer to Telegrafii say they are in constant communication with relevant institutions in Kosovo, and that the police have carried out the operation in law enforcement.
Kosovo Police are conducting a law enforcement operation throughout Kosovo. The NATO-led KFOR mission is in constant communication with all relevant institutions in Kosovo and with representatives of the International Community. And it remains fully focused on the daily implementation of its mandate at the UN according to UN Security Council Resolution 1244 of 1999 to continue ensuring a safe and secure environment and freedom of movement for all communities living in Kosovo”, the NATO response is said.
Furthermore, in response, KFOR reportedly continues to support the last agreement reached between Kosovo and Serbia on license plates.
It is noteworthy that this is the second week KFOR is positioned at two border crossings with Serbia, Jarina and Brnjak, following the agreement reached between the two states for the license plates.
KFOR has taken control of the situation at these border crossings after two weeks that Serbs had set up roadblocks on the road, as Kosovo had decided to apply the reciprocity measure for the license plates.
