On the fifth day since the start of the pre-election campaign for the Kosovo parliamentary elections, Serbian institutions south of the Ibar have been closed. Citizens are faced with a series of unanswered questions. Experience from the north leads them to believe that they will also have to do things in central Serbia. What do citizens who live south of the Ibar say? Finally, whether and what this has to do with the election campaign
The Directorate for Building Land and Roads and the Public Housing Company in Mitrovica were blocked by the Kosovo Police, while part of the inventory was removed. Serbian officials condemn the action as a "brutal robbery"
A powerful explosion resounded on Friday evening in the village of Varage near Zubin Potok
The married couple Aleksić was rushed to the hospital with head injuries, the perpetrators are still on the run
In Belgrade, the languages of their nations were presented by embassies, and in Gračanica, a panel was held, the participants of which spoke about the Serbian language, including a Russian lecturer.
Rallies were held in Gračanica and North Mitrovica against, as it was said, Kurti's regime with the same message: Kosovo Serbs are united and remain in Kosovo.
Patriarch Porfirije warned that AP Vojvodina is mentioned in six articles of the draft Law on Cultural Heritage, and none mentions AP Kosovo and Metohija, so it could be concluded that the southern Serbian province is "excluded from the system of state care". The Ministry of Culture immediately adopted those remarks
