7 hours agoKFOR: The situation in the north is stable
Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)Mission NATO in Kosovo, KFOR has praised the situation in the country, as reciprocity has begun to apply at the borders with the RKS provisional signs for cars with billboards from Serbia entering Kosovo territory. KFOR spokesman Antonio Minutela has said the mission NATO is continuing its activity [...]
KFOR spokesman Antonio Minutela has said the mission NATO is continuing its activity in line with its UN mandate.
The security situation is stable. KFOR is continuing its activities in line with its UN mandate, stemming from UN Security Council Resolution 1244 in 1999 to ensure a safe environment, as well as freedom of movement in the best of all communities living in Kosovo”, has declared Minutella to Reporter.
Otherwise, since the early morning hours of today, at Kosovo's borders with Serbia, Kosovo Police have started applying the deployment of temporary license plates RKSU for cars with license plates from Serbia.
This following the Kosovo government's decision to apply reciprocity with Serbia for pro-profit plates.
As a result in the country's north, during Monday morning, the presence of the Kosovo Police and also of KFOR members has increased. As Serbian car drivers with their own state signs have protested the deployment of the RKS testing signs so they are allowed access to Kosovo territory.
Presidents of the Serbian List have joined the protesters, while the media in Belgrade have reported that President Alexander Vuciq has called emergency meetings of the National Security Council.
On the other hand, the EU has called for Kosovo and Serbia to avoid tensions in northern Kosovo.
