Serb List: The bandit regime in Pristina continues seizing Serbian private and public property

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti is using all institutional mechanisms to target Serbs and expel everything Serbian from Kosovo, the Serb List warned following the closure of six residential buildings in Zubin Potok that were meant to house Serbs.

The Serb List notes that, after failing to blame the Serbs and Serbia for the incident at the Ibar-Lepenac canal, Kurti has intensified terror against Serbs in Zubin Potok and the entire Ibar Kolasin region.

“In addition to carrying out physical and psychological terror, Albin Kurti's regime has ordered the unlawful seizure of 107 residential units in Zubin Potok, which were intended to provide housing for our compatriots in this area and were built using funds from Serbia’s budget,” the party stated.

Representatives of the Serb List in the municipality of Zubin Potok have been in close communication with residents who have been prevented from entering their apartments.

They add that they will use all legal and democratic resources to help them assert their rights in this situation.

“The bandit-like nature of the regime in Pristina has also previously seized Serbian private and public property, such as in the case of the Rajska Banja spa complex in Banjska, offices of temporary authorities, municipal premises, and by banning the construction of a university building and a school for children from non-majority communities,” the statement emphasized.

They further state that it is evident Kurti is not abandoning his policy of targeting Serbs and expelling everything Serbian, while international representatives persist in silently observing and approving such actions.