Serbs withdraw from Jarinje
Northern Kosovo Serbs withdrew from the vicinity of the Jarinje administrative crossing at around 4 p.m. CET on Friday, ending their four-day peaceful protest that interrupted the work on setting up the equipment needed to implement the Integrated Border Management agreement.
(KosovoCompromiseStuff) Saturday, December 08, 2012
The withdrawal allowed the workers of Novi Pazar Put to continue their job on constructing an integrated crossing.
The Serbs withdrew after their local officials notified them about the decisions made at a meeting in Leposavic and called on the crowd to end the protest.
The protesters removed their vehicles and tents they used for shelter during the night.
Only the Serbian police remained near the crossing.
The traffic between Raska and Leposavic has returned to normal, whlie KFOR troops outside the crossing itself do routine checks on some vehicles.
The Serbs withdrew after their local officials notified them about the decisions made at a meeting in Leposavic and called on the crowd to end the protest.
The protesters removed their vehicles and tents they used for shelter during the night.
Only the Serbian police remained near the crossing.
The traffic between Raska and Leposavic has returned to normal, whlie KFOR troops outside the crossing itself do routine checks on some vehicles.
