On Jarinje and Brnjak, there are no members of Rosu and there are no barricades

At the border (in Serbia they are called administrative) crossings between Serbia and Kosovo, Jarinje and Brnjak, there are no more members of the special police unit Rosu, nor barricades, and traffic only goes to central Serbia.

As Radio-television of Serbia reported, members of the KFOR and EULEX missions are located near the crossing.

Traffic from central Serbia to the north of Kosovo is suspended until Monday at eight o'clock in the morning, when the regime of stickers covering specific parts of the license plates will begin to be applied.

Until then, the north of Kosovo will only be accessible on foot.