The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) says that ethnic Serbs in Kosovo are eligible to cast their ballots in the Serbian parliamentary and presidential elections this weekend.
The head of the pan-European watchdog's Kosovo mission, Werner Almhofer, told reporters that the vote counting will be done outside of Kosovo, in the Serbian towns of Raska and Vranje.
The OSCE said it would open around 90 polling stations across Kosovo on May 6.
Some 110,000 Kosovar Serbs with dual citizenship are eligible to take part in the poll.
Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008 and has been recognized by 90 countries, including the United States and all but five members of the European Union.
Belgrade still considers Kosovo to be a southern province of Serbia.
The head of the pan-European watchdog's Kosovo mission, Werner Almhofer, told reporters that the vote counting will be done outside of Kosovo, in the Serbian towns of Raska and Vranje.
The OSCE said it would open around 90 polling stations across Kosovo on May 6.
Some 110,000 Kosovar Serbs with dual citizenship are eligible to take part in the poll.
Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008 and has been recognized by 90 countries, including the United States and all but five members of the European Union.
Belgrade still considers Kosovo to be a southern province of Serbia.
