Petkovic: There is no justice for Serbs, where are those who wrote KLA graffiti on Serbian clinics and houses?

The director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Petar Petkovic, said that the three-month suspended prison sentence imposed on a Serb in Kosovo for writing graffiti was about "the harsh truth about the oppression of Serbs for whom there is no justice".

He stated on Twitter that no one was held accountable for open threats against Serbs in Kosovo.

"The harsh truth about the oppression of Serbs for whom there is no justice! While the authorities in Pristina are persecuting minor Serbian children, where are those who wrote terrorist KLA graffiti on Serbian clinics, children's playgrounds, and houses? No one was held accountable for these open threats," Petkovic said referring in this message to EULEX and OEBS.

The Basic Court in Gnjilan sentenced S.R. to a suspended sentence of three months in prison. He was accused of spreading "ethnic hatred" in September last year, together with two minors D.R and S.R, by writing graffiti "Vitina is Serbia", "Klokot Serbia" as well as four letters "S" on an Albanian house, concrete pillars and pavement.