The fifth day of reciprocity requires immediate steps to restore peace

On Thursday three large trucks have blocked the road leading to the border checkpoint, unable to move vehicles to the other country.

As many as a few hundred meters from the customs point are standing in various checkpoints of the Kosovo Police Special Unit.

As it has been reported that the situation is evidently more calm in Brnjak than in Jarinje, as long as KFOR and EULEX patrols are seen from time to time.

Regarding the situation has reacted the day before, even US Ambassador to Kosovo Nicholas J. Giacobbe and German Ambassador Jorn Rohde.

US Ambassador to Kosovo Nicholas J. Giacobbe has held a meeting with Prime Minister Albin Kurti, Telegrafi reports.

Giacobbe, has written that it was a good meeting with Prime Minister Kurti on the importance and re-angagement of the EU-launched dialogue.

A good meeting with Prime Minister Alin Kurt on the importance and re-agrementation of the EU's facilitated dialogue for the license plates and other issues. Prompt steps are needed to reduce tensions. Actions may have undesirable consequences that negatively affect the daily lives of citizens”, Ambassador Giacobe has written on Twitter.

Meanwhile, Germany's ambassador to Pristina, Jorn Rohde, has reacted to the situation in northern Kosovo, following the reciprocity move for plates imposed by the Kosovo government.

In a tweet writing, Rohde has said he agrees fully with calling the charge d'affaires at the US Embassy in Pristina, that immediate steps must be taken to establish peace in the northern part of Kosovo.

Giacobbe has spoken about the importance and re-angagement of the EU-at easeed dialogue on the license of license plates and other issues during the meeting with Kurti.

“We need immediate steps to reduce tensions. Actions may have undesirable consequences that negatively affect the daily lives of citizens”, Ambassador Giacobe has written on Twitter.