Q:
A:
Return of Pristina customs officers to north Kosovo crossings unacceptable
Zvecan,
27 July 2011
Head of the Serbian team for talks with Pristina Borislav Stefanovic stated in Zvecan today that agreement on the ethnical composition of employees at administrative crossings in northern Kosovo, which was reached with KFOR representatives only yesterday, has not been honoured.
Author:
Tanjug
During a break in a meeting with KFOR commander Erhard Biler, Stefanovic noted that despite the agreement that was peacefully achieved, police and customs officers from Pristina were again brought to administrative crossings in northern Kosovo today, which is utterly unacceptable.
He reiterated that Belgrade and Serbs in Kosovo demand the return of EULEX customs officers and members of the Kosovo Police Service who are of Serbian nationality, and who were deployed at these crossings before the attempt by a Kosovo special unit to take over control of border crossings towards Serbia.
The special unit’s aim were crossings where Pristina’s decision to ban import of Serbian goods was not implemented, he specified.
Stefanovic also warned that KFOR must not be an instrument in the hands of the interim self-government institutions in Pristina.
He reiterated that Belgrade and Serbs in Kosovo demand the return of EULEX customs officers and members of the Kosovo Police Service who are of Serbian nationality, and who were deployed at these crossings before the attempt by a Kosovo special unit to take over control of border crossings towards Serbia.
The special unit’s aim were crossings where Pristina’s decision to ban import of Serbian goods was not implemented, he specified.
Stefanovic also warned that KFOR must not be an instrument in the hands of the interim self-government institutions in Pristina.
-
Belgrade, 18 July 2025Daily exposure of Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija to Priština’s terror
-
Belgrade, 11 July 2025Aid to families in Kosovo and Metohija who suffered damage from fires
-
Belgrade, 10 July 2025Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija existentially threatened, disenfranchised
-
Belgrade, 19 June 2025Priština once again gravely violates basic human rights of Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija
-
Belgrade, 13 June 2025Constant violent acts of Priština against Serbian people in Kosovo and Metohija
-
Belgrade/Brussels, 10 June 2025Formation of Community of Serb Municipalities, de-escalation of situation in north of Kosovo and Metohija a priority
-
Belgrade, 27 May 2025“Kosovo police” raid premises of Leposavić Sports and Tourism Organisation
-
Belgrade, 24 May 2025Arrest warrant issued for attacker on Serbian high school graduate in North Mitrovica
-
Belgrade, 15 May 2025De-escalation priority topic in dialogue with Priština
