Kosovo police have reported developments during the protest held Monday evening near state institutions in Pristina, where, according to her, incidents and clashes between protesters and police officials have been recorded.

According to the police, during the protest some participants have launched pyrotechnic tools, fireworks and strong tools in the direction of Kosovo Government and Assembly facilities.

Due to the situation, police say they have intervened several times to prevent escalation by using police equipment, including tear gas and the waterball for the crowd’s distribution.

Kosovo Police, with the goal of putting the situation under control and preventing the further passage of the situation, have repeatedly been forced to act against protesters who have shown violence, the police report said.

Due to the situation, at different intervals the flow of vehicles on several roads around downtown Pristina has been banned.

Police have announced that three people have been escorted to the police station, due to disrespecting calls for calm and suspicions of actions contrary to the law.

According to police, further actions will be undertaken in co-operation and co-ordination with justice organs.

Meanwhile, six police officials have suffered injuries to various natures as a result of throwing tools into institutions and, in some cases, even the officers in office.

Police have announced that all injured officials have been offered medical treatment.

Even 11 citizens or protesters have sought medical assistance during the protest. Police have stressed that these data could vary, depending on further developments on the ground.

In its announcement, Kosovo Police have stressed that they have not intervened with persons who have reacted in a calm and democratic manner.

Kosovo Police for no day and in no case have acted against protesters who have protested in a calm and democratic manner, but acted only in cases where protesters have shown violence to institutions and police officials, the report said.

According to police, public calls have been made throughout the protest for protesters to remain calm and operate within the legal stands.

Protest has continued in late evening hours, while according to police, the situation is currently calm.

Police officials have remained on the ground to ensure order and public security, while police have reiterated that the priority remains the safety of citizens, protection of public and private property, and the possibility of holding the protest calmly. /Telegraphy.