Office for Kosovo and Metohija: Graffiti on the school in Klokot is confirmation that the basis of Kurti's policy is hatred towards everything Serbian

The writing of hate messages at the elementary school "Saint Sava" in Klokot, which was attended by more than 70 children, was another worrying confirmation that hatred towards everything Serbian, even children, was the ideological basis of Albin Kurti's policy and that there was a danger of uncontrolled destabilization and escalation of violence was ubiquitous in Kosovo, the Office for Kosovo in Metohija announced this evening.

"That graffiti glorifying the terrorist organization KLA and derogatory messages at school are not a mere act of hooliganism, but a serious threat, is also shown by the fact that in attacks by the Albanian extremists on two occasions this year, Serbian children received gunshot wounds, which the public and the judiciary in Pristina treated almost as the most ordinary offense," the announcement states.

If those who shot at Serbian children were treated as perpetrators of traffic violations, what should those who, by sowing fear among Serbian children, actually wanted to force their parents to leave Kosovo, be wary of, the Office for Kosovo and Metohija asked.

They also note that Kurti's refusal of dialogue and unwillingness to provide conditions for a normal life for the Serbs in Kosovo is an implicit invitation to every Albanian violent person and extremist to target their neighbors of other nations and religions, because, they add, violence and extremism are obviously of positive value in Kurti's understanding of the world, which he publicly confirmed without hesitation saying that "the Serbs will suffer and pay".

"This is the 128th ethnically motivated incident directed against the Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija since the beginning of this year, and a clear message that Pristina does not intend to do anything to normalize the situation on the ground and allow the Serbs to live without anxiety and fear," the announcement of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija concludes.