Photo: AP Photo/Visar KryeziuA lifeless body was found about 1,5 kilometers from the "scene of the incident", a day after a group of dozens of armed men attacked the Kosovo police
The Prosecutor's Office of Kosovo confirmed that the body of another person suspected of participating in the attacks on the Kosovo police on Sunday in the village of Banjska was found in the north of Kosovo.
Yesterday, the bodies of three Serbs who participated in the clashes were found.
A lifeless body was found about 1,5 kilometers from the "place of the incident", a day after a group of dozens of armed men attacked the Kosovo police.
Kosovo Special Prosecutor Naim Abazi told Pristina's Koha that the body belonged to one of the "attackers" of the Kosovo police.
"We are trying to identify him because he did not have any identification documents with him," prosecutor Naim Abazi told RFE/RL.
He added that another vehicle with weapons was found at the scene.
Kosovo authorities announced on Sunday that three attackers were killed in a police operation, while six people were arrested - two attackers and four who provided support.
As N1 reports, one of the three attackers killed in the village of Banjska on Sunday is from Zvečani, and the other two are from Leposavic.
The Kosovo Police is intensively searching for uniformed and armed persons with whom they clashed in Banjska on Sunday, the Acting Director of the Kosovo Police for the Northern Region, Veton Eljsani, confirmed to Radio Kim.
"We don't know where they are, we are looking for them everywhere, in the forest, everything is being checked," Elishani told Radio Kim briefly.
He could not specify when and how the armed persons withdrew from the Banjska monastery.
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The fire and detonations lasted several hours, and according to the testimony of Banjska residents, the shooting stopped after dawn. They are scared because they don't remember that something like this happened almost. Fear reigns among the Serbian population
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