Officials of this center said to Radio Kosova that due to injuries they got, they will be treated even today, and tomorrow they will be released to their homes.
Meanwhile, Kosovo police said that the...
Officials of this center said to Radio Kosova that due to injuries they got, they will be treated even today, and tomorrow they will be released to their homes.
Meanwhile, Kosovo police said that the operating plan for the safety situation in the country during the marking of “Vidovdan” has been completed without any problem. Spokesman Brahim Sadriu said to Radio Kosova that organized Serbian groups that have come from Serbia were sent off across the border and some other groups have stayed at Serbian families in Kosovo.
In yesterday's incidents in which citizens from Serbia, most of them drunk and worn with shirts with provocative inscriptions have tried to enter Kosovo by force, where 32 policemen in Kosovo were injured.
Council for Defense of Human Rights and Freedoms has condemned attacks on Kosovo police officers by Serb extremists. CDHRF also criticized and required accountability from commanders, drafters of plan for intervention, which according to this Council has not worked well. But according to CDHRF, the international reaction to these attacks has been unilateral.
CDHRF also said that mission of OSCE in Kosovo equalized these incidents.
“Attacks against police and people traveling by bus are unacceptable. I am concerned about reports of excessive use of force by some police officers, and I appeal to Police Inspectorate of Kosovo to investigate any police misconduct," is said in the communiqué of the OSCE.
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