Kosovo police arrested the suspected man accused of a serious murder of a woman in Vitomirica near Peć. Police said Aljbert Suljaj was arrested around 23.40 in Dečani after intensive operational and investigative activities and help from citizens. He had been in hiding since 25 October. EULEX also condemned the killing of A. Z. in Vitomirica near Peć and said femicide is the most extreme form of gender-based violence. The mission called for effective risk assessment tools, protective orders and coordinated, victim-focused approaches involving institutions, civil society and communities. EULEX said it is closely monitoring the case and will continue to support relevant institutions in line with its mandate. According to the information cited by the authorities, A. Z. was killed with an axe by her former brother-in-law, who was described as being on the run. Three days before the murder, she allegedly informed prosecutors in Peć in a letter about a threat. In separate action, the Kosovo Assembly adopted a 14-point resolution calling for a parliamentary inquiry and an urgent review of active high-risk violence cases within 72 hours. Police said the next steps will be carried out in coordination with the competent judicial authorities to fully clarify the circumstances. The suspect is currently under arrest as investigations continue.