16. 9 月 29 日，萨奇总统也在科索沃警察部队、包括特种部队的陪同下，对Gazivode 水库进行了未经宣布的简短访问，此举在科索沃塞族人和贝尔格莱德官员间引发强烈反应。驻科部队在访问现场密切监测情况。塔奇总统离开后，约 250名科索沃塞族政治领导人和居民聚集到 Gazivode 水库，对萨奇总统的访问以及科索沃警察特种部队的到来表示抗议。武契奇总统在当天的电视讲话中表示，塔奇的访问是普里什蒂纳“准军事人员”对北部的“攻击”，违反了 2013 年 4 月 19日贝尔格莱德和普里什蒂纳《指导关系正常化原则的第一份协定》(《布鲁塞尔协定》)中有关行动自由的规定以及安全理事会第 1244(1999)号决议。据报告，此次访问之后，塞尔维亚军队和警察部队进入高度戒备状态。
16. On 29 September, President Thaçi also paid a brief, unannounced visit to the Gazivode reservoir, accompanied by Kosovo police, including special units, provoking strong reactions from both Kosovo Serbs and Belgrade officials. KFOR was present at the site of the visit, closely monitoring the situation. Following President Thaçi’s departure, around 250 local Kosovo Serb political leaders and residents gathered at the Gazivode reservoir to protest the visit and the presence of Kosovo police special units. In a televised address on the same day, President Vučić said that Thaçi’s visit was an “attack” by Pristina “paramilitaries” on the north and violated the provisions relating to freedom of movement of the First Agreement of Principles Governing the Normalization of Relations (Brussels Agreement) of 19 April 2013 between Belgrade and Pristina, as well as Security Council resolution 1244 (1999). Serbian military and police units were reportedly placed on a heightened state of readiness in response to the visit.