Kosovo: A Serb car with RKS license plates was set on fire

"Tendencies of inciting fear continue," said Kosovo's Interior Minister Dzeljalj Svećlja, stating that it is an "open call to fight against institutions", the Kossev portal reported.

In a short post on Twitter, Svećlja addressed Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and asked him to "stop supporting violent and terrorist acts against the loyal citizens of Kosovo."

Svećlja did not give more details on Twitter about the attack on the police officer, nor where it happened, and a little later he specified in a post on Facebook that the car was set on fire "after the owner registered it on RKS plates".

He also stated that in the early hours of the morning, a warehouse owned by a Serb from Grabovac was set on fire, after his son's car was registered with RKS plates.

"Both cases are an open call to fight against the institutions of the Republic of Kosovo", assessed Svećlja and added that all institutions are engaged in shedding light on those attacks, therefore "they are more determined than ever to maintain order and law in every corner of the Republic of Kosovo", to "will not tolerate any criminal act by Vučić's associates" and that he will "fight against it with all legal and democratic means".

Recently, the President of Serbia said that out of 7500 vehicles in Kosovo with plates issued in Serbia, only two applied to have them re-registered and have plates marked RKS (Republic of Kosovo).

MN/FoNet

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