A bus from Belgrade was stoned in Kosovo
In the southern part of the city of Kosovska Mitrovica, on the night of October 27, the Belgrade-Osojane-Klina-Gorazdevac regular bus was thrown with large stones, its windows were broken, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
There were approximately thirty passengers on the bus, including children, according to the Serbian Government Office for Kosovo and Metohija (KiM). The Office noted that it is clear to everyone: this is not a series of isolated incidents, but an organized act of terror that threatens Serbs in the region.
“This demonstration of intolerance and hatred towards the Serbian people is designed to cause fear and anxiety among the Serbs, as well as to undermine efforts to resolve problems in the province through political means and resolve Serbian-Albanian relations in a peaceful and civilized manner,” the statement said.
“Serbia and the Serbian people will not stop in their efforts to provide our people in the region with such conditions for a normal life, which today are taken for granted by all Europeans, except for the Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija,” the Office of Kosovo and Metohija emphasized in a statement.
The number of attacks on the Serbs of Kosovo and Metohija since the beginning of the year has already exceeded a hundred.
At the same time, the “police” of the “Republic of Kosovo” unilaterally proclaimed by the Albanians, the international peacekeeping force KFOR and the EU law enforcement mission EULEX prefer to turn a blind eye to this.
As PolitNavigator reported , on September 22, a bus carrying Serbs heading to the Pec Patriarchate of the Serbian Orthodox Church was attacked in Kosovo.
A Belgrade bus was stoned in Kosovo.