In the north of Kosovo, the night passed peacefully, reports RTS, and members of KFOR are still around the building in Zvečan this morning.
They were in Zvecan yesterday. violently broke up a protest by Serbs.
Two Serbs were wounded by firearms, one of them is in a very serious condition. There are more than 50 injured on both sides.
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, had talks with the representatives of the European Union, and at 8 o'clock there will be talks with the ambassadors of Quinta, Russia and China.
Addressing the public, the President of Serbia pointed out that he had been saying for months that the prime minister of the temporary institutions of Pristina, Aljbin Kurti, had one wish - to lead to bloodshed in the entire region, and that few people wanted to hear that and understand what was happening in the north of Kosovo.
Vučić called on the Serbs in the north of Kosovo and Metohija not to clash with NATO.
Kurti accuses Belgrade
After the President of Serbia accused him that "only he is to blame" for today's events in the North of Kosovo, the Kosovo Prime Minister made a counter-accusation tonight, at a meeting with the ambassadors of the Quinte countries and a representative of the EU Office.
"The main reason and topic of the meeting was the events in the north of the country, especially the violent and criminal actions of extremist demonstrators against the Kosovo Police, KFOR and members of the media," the office of the Prime Minister of Kosovo announced. reports Kossev.
Work on calming tensions
Although, as they state, "there are also peaceful demonstrators" at these gatherings, Kurti assessed that these were not peaceful protests, but "a bunch of extremists under the direction of official Belgrade".
At the meeting, he emphasized the importance and need for de-escalation of the situation, according to the announcement.
At the same time, he expressed his willingness to "work towards that goal with the Quinte states."
"They agreed to remain in close communication for the next few hours and days," concluded the statement from the office of the Kosovo Prime Minister.
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