Kosovo Police entered the Serbian clinic in Pristina

The Kosovo Police entered the facility used by the remaining Serbs in Pristina as a clinic. The police are both inside and in front of the entrance.

Inside the clinic is the Serbian medical staff from the Health Center Pristina, who were later taken to the police station located in the same building as the clinic.

Outside, there was also an ambulance with Belgrade license plates, which was redirected to the Ministry of Interior parking lot.

As reported by RTS, this concerns a space that housed a branch of Komercijalna Banka until June 1999, later becoming the headquarters of the non-governmental organization Center for Peace and Tolerance, and an improvised clinic operating as a branch of the Health Center Pristina with a temporary headquarters in Gracanica under the system of the Government of Serbia.

The goal of this action by the Kosovo Police is not yet known.

More details coming soon...