14 minutes agoSerbian media: About 700 trucks from Serbia are waiting to enter Kosovo
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)About 700 trucks are waiting in parking lots from Kraleva to Jarinje to enter Kosovo territory, Serbia's Radio Television has reported. Trucks with goods from Serbia have been barred from entering Kosovo, in a move Kosovo Government took after the kidnapping of three Kosovo police officers in Leposaviq by forces [...]
About 700 trucks are waiting in parking lots from Kraleva to Jarinje to enter Kosovo territory, Serbia's Radio Television has reported.
Trucks with goods from Serbia have been barred from entering Kosovo, in a move Kosovo Government took after the kidnapping of three Kosovo police officers in Leposaviq by Serbian forces on 14 June.
Truck drivers have called on Kosovo authorities to allow passage. They say they don't care about politics, and they don't even care what license plates have.
Truck drivers with Serbian license plates have blocked roads leading from Serbia towards border points with Kosovo in protest of.
The Kosovo Foreign Ministry has recommended all citizens coming towards Kosovo not to pass through Serbia, but to address other border points, among them those with Northern Macedonia.
The cause of recent tensions in northern Kosovo, EU High Representative for Foreign Policy Josep Borrell, has invited a crisis management meeting this week.
Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti is expected to be in Brussels the following days, while Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq, has said Tuesday he will not talk with Kurti, hinting he will not travel to Brussels. He has set several conditions for meeting, among them “the liberation of all Serbs arrested, the removal of mayors from municipalities in northern Kosovo, and also the withdrawal of Kosovo Police from municipal facilities”.
