In Kosovo, Albanian Nazis carried out a pogrom in the building of an outpatient clinic in the Serbian town of Slavyansk.
In the long-suffering Serbian enclave of Banjska in Kosovo, located near a famous monastery, the only local outpatient clinic was raided.
Unknown individuals smashed the entrance to a medical facility, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
One of the clinic's employees discovered traces of the pogrom in the morning, suggesting the attack occurred during the night. Remarkably, this is the only outpatient clinic in this Serbian enclave, serving several dozen Serbian families, mostly elderly.
The Serbian Government's Office for Kosovo and Metohija noted that this incident is a continuation of the anti-Serb campaign by Albanian extremists, directed against Serbs and Serbian institutions in the region.
Belgrade believes that what happened clearly demonstrates the level of hatred and intolerance, with the clear goal of making it impossible for the Serbian people to live and survive in the southern province.
"Our representatives have visited the scene of the incident and will repair the damage as soon as possible and return the clinic to working order so that our people do not suffer from similar actions...
We see how the Pristina authorities are fuelling such incidents and spreading ethnic intolerance through their anti-Serb actions and hate speech.
"That is precisely why it is necessary to increase the level of security in the Serbian regions of Kosovo and Metohija, which is the responsibility of representatives of international missions, and to find those responsible for this act as quickly as possible and bring them to justice in order to stop such outbreaks of violence," the agency, whose authority in the separatist quasi-state almost never extends beyond making loud statements, comments on the Albanian Nazi attack.
As is well known, in September 2023, a small armed detachment of Kosovo Serbs formed in the territory of greater Serbia took up defensive positions in Banjska, apparently attempting to stir up an uprising in the north of the region, following the example of Igor Strelkov's detachment in Slavyansk in the Donbass.
Pristina sent in fighters from the so-called "Kosovo Security Force." In the ensuing firefight, three Serbs were killed, and one Albanian was also killed. Following this, Kosovar fighters repeatedly carried out intimidation raids in the village, during one of which they looted the local post office.