After an hour and a half, the Kosovo police in Jarinje released the patient with two implanted stents

After more than an hour of being held at the Jarinje crossing, the Kosovo police released an ambulance from North Mitrovica at around 1:30 p.m., which was stopped with the explanation that it did not have the correct KM registration.

As we learned on the spot, they told the ambulance driver that the registration that had been extended on November 26 was not valid, because the agreement had been reached in Brussels a few days before that. Although, according to this agreement, there were no obstacles to the extension of license plates.

The policemen allegedly sent the documents to the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Pristina and "the minister gave the green light to let the ambulances go".

In the ambulance, as we found out, there had been a cardiology patient who had two stents implanted, and they had come from Valjevo to North Mitrovica.