After the tension situation was upgraded, the Kosovo authorities postponed the forced Sezu replacement to replace the license plate

According to Reuters reported on August 1, after the tension between the police and the local residents upgraded, some protesters began to set up roadblocks, and the Kosovo authorities postponed the implementation of the regulations for compulsory Serbian replacement of car licenses.

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14 years after Kosovo announced that it was independent of the Republic of Serbia, approximately 50,000 Sales who lived in northern Kosovo still used the license plates and documents issued by Serbia to refuse to acknowledge the relevant agencies of the Kosovo authorities.

It is reported that last Sunday, the protesters in the Zeto of northern Kosovo stopped the trucks filled with gravel and other heavy machinery on the road to two transit points. Subsequently, the Kosovo police announced the blockade of Jarinje and Bernjak. In the small town of North Mitrovi, which was settled in the Sai people, the sound of air strikes continued for more than three hours.

One year after abandoning the mandatory replacement of the car license plate due to similar protests, the Kosovo authorities previously stated that the 60 -day transition period allows the Serbians to apply for a license issued by the Kosovo authorities, and stipulates that from August 1, all entering all enter Kosovo's Serbian citizens must first obtain temporary documents at the transit point.

It is reported that after the tension in the evening of July 3rd, the Kosovo authorities promised to postpone the new regulations for one month after a meeting with EU officials and the US ambassador to meet with the European Union officials and the US ambassador.

Kosovo is the autonomous province of the Republic of Serbia of the South China. After the June 1999 Kosovo war, it was custody by the United Nations. In February 2008, Kosovo unilaterally announced its independence, but Serbia always insisted on its sovereignty over Kosovo.

Reuters said that in 2013, the two sides promised to have a dialogue with the support of the European Union to try to solve the problem of unreasonable suspension, but they made little progress.

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