The Office for Kosovo and Metohija: The auxiliary building on the property of a returnee near Klina was set on fire

The auxiliary building on the property of returnee Ljubisa Doncic, in the village of Klina, was set on fire last night, and as a result, several hundred hay bales stored there were burned, and the building itself was destroyed, the Office for Kosovo and Metohija announced.

According to their statement, Doncic was not at home when the fire was set, and he discovered the damage this morning, which he reported to the police.

"This attack on his home, as well as on his livelihood, has caused distress to the Doncic family and other Serbian returnees in Klina," the statement emphasizes.

The Office for Kosovo and Metohija, it is stated, will assist the Doncic family in recovering from the damage suffered and will provide all the support necessary for them to withstand any pressure.

"The frequent and continuous attacks on private properties, arson, house break-ins, and other provocations by the Albanian extremists clearly demonstrate their intention to show the Serbs that they will not give them peace until they are expelled from their homes. The Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija only wish to live in peace in their ancestral homes, not harming anyone, but merely seeking what rightfully belongs to them, yet all their human rights are being violated," it is emphasized.

Furthermore, the burning of the Doncic family's porch is yet another spark in the heated security atmosphere in Kosovo, undoubtedly a direct consequence of Kurti's rhetoric and the only policy he enforces, a policy directed against the Serbs.

The statement expresses regret that the international community has failed to put an end to Kurti's policy of violence against the Serbs in Kosovo.