Koha Ditore and Express report that two explosions shook the residents of Zvecan on the night between Sunday and Monday, but fortunately there were no injured and only material damages have been reported.

Police in Mitrovica confirmed the explosions. Unnamed sources from Zvecan told the paper that two explosives were thrown at the house of Radio Mitrovica editor-in-chief Caslav Milisavljevic and at a store owned by the Stojkovic family.

The same sources said the explosive at Milisavljevic’s house was thrown to warn him that his son should abandon the working group for the establishment of the municipality of northern Mitrovica.

The source also said that the attack was prepared and executed by criminal structures of the Government of Serbia that operate in northern Kosovo.