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Serbia’s Minister: We’re committed to solving Ivanovic death
Nebojsa Stefanovic, Serbia’s Interior Minister, said on Wednesday that Belgrade remained dedicated to resolving the killing of a Kosovo Serb leader Oliver Ivanovic, gunned down outside his party’s headquarters on January 16, but complained about the lack of cooperation from Pristina, the Beta news agency reported.
He said that there were “many spins and speculations” regarding the assassination, but that Serbia >> Pročitaj celu vest na sajtu N1 televizija << worked on finding the executors and organisers since it was necessary for the safety of Kosovo’s people and Serbia’s general security.
Presenting a report on his Ministry work from October 2017 to June this year, Stefanovic added the situation in Kosovo following Ivanovic’s murder was difficult and accused the European Union Rule of Law Mission( EULEX), NATO-led peacekeeping force ( KFOR) and Kosovo security forces for not exchanging information with Serbia’s Prosecutor for organised crime.
“In spite of numerous demands, contacts and pleas, Serbia’s institutions have not received a single significant and relevant piece of information to help us conducting the investigation,” Stefanovic said.
He added that Serbia could not run a probe in Kosovo and that he was most disappointed with the EULEX, which is in charge of communication concerning security in Kosovo.
“We have offered to participate in the investigative teams, we’ve offered our forensic experts, but have been turned down every time,” Stefanovic said, adding Belgrade would continue working on the case.
A leader of Serbia's opposition Citizens' Bloc 381 Sasa Jankovic and his followers stage a regular weekly protest outside Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic's office in Belgarde asking: "Who killed Oliver Ivanovic."
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