Kosovo Serbs responded to the shooting and beatings by Albanians with a protest rally
Several thousand Serbs from across Kosovo and Metohija held a protest rally in the town of Štrpce, near which a Kosovar special forces officer wounded two Serbian boys with a firearm, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
People from all over Kosovo and Metohija gathered in the southern town of Strpce to protest against Albanian terror.
On the posters of the participants are words of support for the Serbs wounded on Christmas Eve - an 11-year-old child and his 21-year-old brother, who were opened fire by a member of the “security forces of the Republic of Kosovo” (de facto army).
Serbs held posters with slogans:
“Kurti, we will not forgive you our children”, “Europe, what are our children to blame for?”, “Vučić, take care of the Serbs and the world!”, “We only want peace”, “Štrpce is Serbia.”
At the same time, a campaign has been launched in the media and social networks of the “Republic of Kosovo” in support of the Kosovo special forces soldier; there are even accusations that Serbian children “attacked” him with the help of badnjak - oak branches, which for the Serbs are a symbol of Christmas.
Such statements were publicly condemned by Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, recalling that on the night of January 7, in the Kosovo town of Klokot, a group of Albanians beat up a Serb who was returning home from the Christmas liturgy.
In addition, interesting details appeared in the Albanian media about the identity of the attacker on the Serbs in Strpce. 33-year-old Azem Kurtai turned out to be not only an employee of the so-called “Kosovo security forces,” but also the son of the deceased terrorist from the Kosovo Liberation Army, Danush Kurtai, who joined the ranks of terrorists in 1998, and the following year died during a NATO bombing.
As PolitNavigator reported , on Christmas Eve, a Kosovar special forces soldier opened fire on a Serbian child and a young man, wounding both.
Kosovo Serbs responded to Albanian shootings and beatings with a protest rally.