KFOR: Meetings scheduled between sides for situation in the north

KFOR through a media communique has stressed that the incident was caused by unknown, armed persons in the area of Zubin Potok.

“There is no hurt or material damage and it is working to clear all facts”, says the statement.

Because meetings are planned between all sides, it is important that all involved avoid any rhetoric or action that could cause tensions and escalate the” situation.

KFOR expects all actors to refrain from provocative force performances and seek the best solution to ensure the security and security of all communities.

“We encourage all sides to help secure and free movement in Kosovo and prevent fraudulent narraties from affecting the dialogue process”.

Also, in this communiqué, the support of the NATO-led KFOR mission commander has been reiterated for dialogue to find an agreement to ease tensions in northern Kosovo.

It remains in close contact with all those involved in this” process.

KFOR has increased its presence and patrols in recent months.

“We remain vigilant and fully capable of fulfilling our mandate under the 1999 Resolution 1244 for all communities in Kosovo. The solutions must be requested with dialog”.

During Sunday evening, shots were reported in the municipality of Zubin Potok, as well, sources near the Duagjini editorial have indicated a KFOR team was attacked in this municipality.

They have attacked KFOR's Latvian unit.

Also, Kosovo police have come up with a statement after reporting a shooting near Zubin Potok, police have announced there has been no attack on them, nor any shootout between police or any group.

Through a media communique, police have stressed that the KP has had no shootout against anyone