Kurti's appointed man, Raspi: I will ask him to postpone elections in the north

Minister of the Communists and Kthim Keveri, who was named weeks ago in this position Nenad Rassic, has indicated that at the first meeting to be carried out with Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurtin, it will require the latter to postpone elections for the four northern Kosovo municipalities.

According to him in this fragility situation, it would be more than necessary for both sides in this case Kosovo and Serbia to calm the blood down so that the conflict does not escalate further.

Serbia's prime minister, Anna Brnabic, has not overlooked the possibility of Serbia referring to UN organisation Resolution 1244 sending a considerable number of Serbian security force to Kosovo during the day.

However, according to Rasic, such a thing is not possible.

I remember, according to Resolution 1244 itself, Serbia could send 1,000 security forces to Kosovo, with only approval and co-ordination with KFOR. And in this case, I'm not sure KFOR is thinking of that option”, Rasic added, the Serbian daily Danas reports.

Kosovo police, following the tense situation in the northern part of Kosovo in recent days, have increased its presence in this area, while members of police have begun patroling on foot, to the Bosniaks' “sector in North Mitrovica, respectively.

However, police units during patrols have faced resistance to various armed and masked groups.

As a result, a Kosovo police officer during patrols in the north has been injured.

The attack has occurred around 11:00 p.m., reportedly in the Serbovc village of Zvecan, the Serb-run Zvecan municipality.

Police units until they were in regular tasks, patrolled, were attacked by armed men with long arms, from a grey-collar Audi-type vehicle with KM” license plates, the police report says.

The rise of police forces there has come after the case to the offices of municipal members, since they were not allowed to enter their jobs in police escorts.

On the other side of the international community, more precisely American State Department Adviser Derek Chollet, the American and German ambassador to Kosovo, have sought to postpone elections at this stage in the north.