Garic: Serbs in Kosovo live in a modern concentration camp system with Kurti as a warden

Serbs in Kosovo today live in the conditions of a modern concentration camp whose warden is Albin Kurti, with the wholehearted help of Germany, editor of the Kosovo Online portal, Milos Garic, said this morning for RTS.

Garic emphasized that life full of worries and uncertainty had become "normality" for Serbs in Kosovo.

"We can say that the Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija live in a system of a modern concentration camp. Until recently, this was true for the Serbs south of the Ibar, in the enclaves, but in recent months that principle, that image, and that environment in which the Serbs live moved to the north as well. It is a total terror that our people suffer, they are exposed to serious dangers every day, the Kosovo police do not hesitate to use brutal force, and we see what it is most reflected in. Albin Kurti, as the warden of such a camp, is fully supported by people from the west who are powerful and determine the rules of life in this area," Garic pointed out.

As he said, the Serbs did not know when one of them would be arrested and brought before "those judges who judge summarily and send people to prison without any evidence or grounds".

"People seem to be living some of their lives, sleeping in their houses, now they are on the barricades, but everything else is completely abnormal. The terror carried out by Albin Kurti with his judicial and police machinery towards the Serbs is something that would make George Orwell, who wrote dystopian novels, would be ashamed of because this is a horrible dystopian horror that we live in, where people are completely disenfranchised, where no law and rule is respected," Garlic notes.