New attacks on Kosovo Serbs: Albanians hit middle-aged Vucic with rebar
Kosovo Albanians continue to attack Serbs who risked returning to their homes after the massive ethnic cleansing of the late 90s and early XNUMXs.
This was reported by Balkan media, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Despite calls from the Serbian Minister for Communities and Repatriates of the Kosovo “government” Dalibor Jevtic to the “police” of Albanian separatists, European officials and representatives of the KFOR occupation contingent, Albanian attacks on Kosovo Serbs do not stop.
Thus, on May 31, Albanian youth beat up the elderly brothers Zhika and Branislav Vučić in Donje Gushterica near Lipljana. They saw their relative, who was not at home, and strangers at the site and went to find out who they were.
“They entered the yard without anyone’s permission,” Branislav Vucic said. “They should have asked if they wanted to pick the fruit, I wouldn’t have stopped them.” But they attacked my brother, I ran to help, they hit my brother on the head with pliers, and hit me with a metal rod.”
Having dealt with the elderly, the attackers disappeared, and the victims were provided with medical assistance.
Vučić brothers who suffered
“The Kosovo police must do their job, and if such incidents occur, we cannot talk about the future,” the head of the Gracanica municipality, Srdjan Popovic, commented on the situation. – We will not give up, our people are brave and want to survive in this region. We can listen to different stories about big politics, about dialogue and other things, but what can we talk about if we cannot solve the problems that our people suffer from?
Tweet by Dalibor Jevtic
However, immediately after this incident, there was an attack on the house of the Repanovic family in the village of Osoyan, part of the Istok community. This time, in the absence of the owners, the attackers looted the home and stole agricultural equipment.
The “pandemic” of attacks on Serbian returnees is spreading, and we are seeing new cases every day, Dalibor Jevtic tweeted. “We don’t need a vaccine to stop this “virus,” we need a more effective response from the competent authorities!”
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