Saturday: A climate of panic and fear is developing in the north before the April 21st vote

International security expert Adrian Stehni interprets the case of finding an explosive under the car of a Serbian official as an attempt to destabilise the situation in Kosovo, using the Serb community as a tool.

He points out that this fear - inspiring and intimate method is well - known and is continuing to be used.

The incident is particularly disturbing, as it took place prior to the vote for the departure of several municipalities, Steni has stressed.

As a frightening and inflammatory method, you see an explosive finding in the car of a Serbian official, international security expert Adrian Steun, who has highlighted with these methods is trying to destabilise not only the country's north but all the situation in Kosovo.

Of these actors demanding the country's destabilisation is being used by the Serb community, Steun has stressed.

This is a method that we've seen before, it's scary, intimate. And unfortunately, it's going on with the same hostage holders of those in the north who want to move on. It is a use and abuse of Serb minorities in the north by actors requiring destabilisation and acne did the same, whether in terms of crime and organised crime, or in other aspects that require destabilisation in the north and beyond, this is very problematic”, State said, in RTVDukagani

Stetun has said the case of explosives is disturbing and very problematic on the eve of the voting process for or against the departure of Leposaviqi's mayors, Zubin Potok, Zvecan and Northern Mitrovica, to be held on 21 April.

Because it creates an atmosphere of panic, fear, and this is not in the face of security prosperity, and much less to the best of voting, while we know that there are constant tensions in terms of security, whether in the political aspect of”, Steun added.