Day 11 of protests at administrative crossings: Serbs still at barricades, Rosu not withdrawing
The administrative line can only be crossed on foot
Roads at the administrative crossings of Jarinje and Brnjak are still blocked. The special police forces are still not retreating, the situation is calm, and the line can only be crossed on foot.
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The protest of Serbs from Kosovo and Metohija, dissatisfied with the deployment of special units at the administrative crossings and the decision of Pristina to replace license plates has entered its 11th day.
The main Leposavic-Raska and the Zubin Potok-Ribarice roads are blocked and the line can only be crossed on foot, while the special police forces Rosu are not withdrawing.
The delegations of Belgrade and Pristina ended separate talks with Miroslav Lajcak in Brussels last night.
According to information from the Belgrade delegation, no agreement has been reached. Talks will continue, but it has not been specified when and in what format.
The KFOR commander visited the area above Jarinje in a helicopter yesterday.
(Telegraf.rs)