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Kosovo government decision to make Serbs use Kosovo vehicle licence plates instead of Serbian ones

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“These criminal actions show best what would happen at the border crossings in Jarinje and Brnjak if we did not have the presence of special units to ensure order and security. Despite such actions, we will continue with our full commitment to implement the [Serbian license plate ban] throughout the territory of Republic of Kosovo.”

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Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kosovo
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“Serbia is using Kosovo citizens to provoke a serious international conflict. Individuals or groups whose criminal activity endangers the rule of law and public order are attacking our state and disturbing the peace. They are clearly encouraged and supported by Serbia, namely the autocratic regime there.”

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Kosovo Prime Minister
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“We urge the leadership in Belgrade and Pristina to take a responsible approach and to work through the EU facilitated Dialogue to avoid any further escalation, restore a peaceful atmosphere and to work on viable solutions. It is in the interests of all to look for a way forward that enables freedom of movement and which improves people's daily lives. We stress once again that all agreements reached in the process of the EU-facilitated Dialogue since its inception in 2011 remain valid and binding for both Parties. Past agreements form an important element for comprehensive normalisation of relations between Kosovo and Serbia. The EU and its Member States urge Kosovo and Serbia to fully respect and implement all their Dialogue obligations with no further delay.”

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EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy
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“This is a direct threat to people who are worrying about how they will provide bread for their children. We have also informed the [European Union's] special envoy [for Kosovo], Miroslav Lajcak, and asked for EU help. And I call on President Vucic [Aleksandar Vucic]: 'Vucic, react'.”

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Leader of the Belgrade-backed Kosvo Serb political party Srpska Lista
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“The new measures [Serbs have to use Kosovo vehicle licence plates instead of Serbian ones] are not directed against the Serb community. Nothing extraordinary or discriminatory is happening today. We are just starting to implement an agreement both Serbia and European Union have agreed to. Today's actions undertaken by relevant institutions… are not aimed to infringe the right of Serb citizens for free movement or provoke any destabilisation.”

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Kosovo Prime Minister
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