The Kosovo Police has announced that it has arrested a suspect for the November 29 attack in Zubin Potok. Earlier, the authorities announced eight more arrestees.

The suspect with the initials JV was arrested last night, according to the police, "under the suspicion that he may have had an important role within the group responsible for the case of the terrorist attack on critical infrastructure".

The suspect was ordered to be detained for 48 hours.

The police announced that a search was carried out in the house where the suspect lived and testimonies and material evidence were seized.

According to the police, four hand grenades, a hunting rifle, over 500 pieces of ammunition of different calibers, magazines, radios, military uniforms, documents, binoculars and a camouflage camera were found.

"The security situation in the north of the country is currently considered calm, but as we have continuously made it known, it is a fragile situation, followed by cases of various criminal natures, such as the last case of a criminal terrorist attack against infrastructure critical in the water channel, and for this the additional measures of the KP continue", it is stated in the announcement of the Kosovo Police.

On the evening of November 29, an explosion occurred in the village of Varagë in the municipality of Zubin Potok, in the northern part of Kosovo.

The explosion damaged the water channel of Ibër-Lepenci.

The Kosovo authorities have stated that the attack is criminal and terrorist and comes from gangs orchestrated from Belgrade.

Prime Minister Albin Kurti said that the attack was aimed at damaging the infrastructure "perhaps the most important one we have".

From Ibër-Lepenc, water is supplied from Lake Ujman to several cities in Kosovo, as well as the Energy Corporation of Kosovo.