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Dejan Pavicevic, the Serbian government's liaison officer to the European Union Mission in Pristina, who was traveling today to the Serbian enclaves south of Ibar, was deprived of access to the Serbian enclaves. police escort, to which he has always exercised his right.
The Serbian Government Office for Kosovo and Metohija announced that the decision had effectively deprived him of the right to pursue his professional activities, guaranteed by an agreement on the free movement of civil servants.
Pavicevic was informed orally that he was not sure of going to the south of Ibar, which he understood as an indirect threat, which delayed the duly announced visit. .
Pristina thus broke another agreement signed by Brussels, which only confirmed its intention to go in the direction of "escalation and destabilization," the statement said.
We also observe this indirect ban on Pavicevic's visit in the context of the media announcement in Pristina that a large number of Serb political and public figures will not be able to visit Kosovo, they said. office.
We call once again all interested international actors and the European Union, as guarantor of the implementation of the Brussels Agreements, to take urgent measures to bring the situation back to its original position, the statement said. .
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