In Kosovo Clash, New Bullets and Freshly-Repaired Mortars from Serbia

Bullets seized from Serb gunmen in northern Kosovo last month were made in Serbia just last year, while mortar rounds and grenade launchers passed through Serbian state maintenance centres in 2018 and 2021, BIRN has found from analysis of markings on the extensive arsenal.

Kosovo Frees Four Serbs after Clashes, Alleges New Serbia Link

After releasing four Kosovo Serbs, Kosovo produced what it said was further evidence of links between Serbian authorities and Serb gunmen who killed a Kosovo police officer on Sunday.

Kosovo PM Accuses Serbia-backed Gunmen of Shooting Kosovo Policemen

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti claimed that a Serbian-backed group of “heavily armed” men had attacked the police, killing one and wounding two, before surrounding a monastery in the northern Banjska/Banjske area.

Kosovo Serbs Protest Arrests of Serbs Suspected of Attacking Journalists

Locals in Serb-majority northern Kosovo, headed by medical workers, marched in protest on Monday against recent arrests of Serbs suspected of attacking Kosovo media staff.

Right-Wing Serbian Students Protest Against EU Kosovo Deal

Several hundred students in Belgrade protested against the European plan for Kosovo-Serbia normalisation, saying the government would commit treason if it accepts it.