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The head of EULEX and the German ambassador worried about the situation in the north

2022-12-07 13:51:05, Kosova & Bota CNA

The head of EULEX and the German ambassador worried about the situation in the

The head of EULEX, Lars-Gunnar Wigemark, and the German ambassador to Kosovo, Jorn Rohde, have said that they are concerned about the situation in the north of the country.

Wigemark wrote on Twitter that he was concerned about yesterday's incidents in the north and that "any protest should be peaceful and everyone should remain calm and restrained".

He said that EULEX will continue to monitor the situation in close coordination with the Kosovo Police and KFOR.

Ambasadori gjerman në Kosovë, Jorn Rohde, ka shpërndarë postimin e Wigemarkut në Twitter, dhe ka shkruar “vërtet shumë shqetësuese”, duke shtuar që ai mbështetë protestat paqësore, por duhet të ketë “zero tolerancë ndaj dhunës”.

“Dhuna e djeshme ndaj zyrave të komisioneve komunale zgjedhore është e papranueshme”, ka thënë Rohde.

Komentet vijnë një ditë pasi grupe të qytetarëve serbë në veri penguan hapjen e zyrave të Komisionit Qendror të Zgjedhjeve, duke shkaktuar edhe incidente me armë zjarri dhe granata.

Ambasadori amerikan në Kosovë, Jeffrey Hovenier, tha se siguria e të gjithë qytetarëve të Kosovës "duhet të jetë prioriteti më i lartë", dhe se aktualisht nuk ka kushte për mbajtjen e zgjedhjeve në veri të Kosovës.

Elections in the four municipalities inhabited by a majority of Serbs - North Mitrovica, Zubin Potok, Leposavic and Zveçan - are scheduled to be held on December 18.

They were announced after their leaders resigned in early November in opposition to the Kosovo Government's plan to re-register cars with illegal Serbian license plates in the north.

Lista Serbe - the largest party of Serbs in Kosovo, which with the support of official Belgrade led these municipalities - opposes these elections.

Kosovo's leaders condemned Tuesday's incidents, while Prime Minister Albin Kurti warned of an increase in forces in the north.

CEC officials also said that in such circumstances, "it is not possible to work according to the plans"./REL