The Serb List claims that Albin Kurti wants to expel the Radoicic family from Kosovo and further intimidate Serbs

The Serb List announced today, regarding the confiscation of property from the family of former vice president of the party Milan Radoiciv, that Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti aims to expel the Radoicic family, further intimidate the Serbian people, and send them a message that there is no place for them in Kosovo.

"Today in Kosovska Mitrovica, based on Albin Kurti's order, with the aim of further escalation, the home and shelter of Milan Radoicic's children were unlawfully and unjustly seized to also expel and drive them out of Kosovo and Metohija, but also to intimidate all Serbs and send them a message that there is no place for them here. Where these honorable boys grew up, went to school with their peers, planned their future, and had dreams, Kurti's special forces with long guns enter without any basis and seize their home," the statement reads.

The Serb List assesses that this is a classic ethnically motivated persecution of minors simply because they are the children of a Serb who does not accept "Kurti's tyranny," which is also a continuation of the expulsion of Serbs from Kosovo under pressure from the regime in Pristina with the benevolent stance of some international representatives.

They assert that the oppression of underage children on European soil in the 21st century is the best evidence of the anti-Serb policy of the regime in Pristina, which is doing everything to make Serbs disappear from their centuries-old hearths, so that anyone "with a backbone" and who "does not bow down" to Kurti be expelled from these areas. In that endeavor, they add, even children are not spared.

"On behalf of the Serb List and the entire Serbian people, we wonder whether the pressure to expel Serbs and Serbian children has become a normal thing and a European value of the 21st century? Is the guilt of each of us because we are Serbs, a sufficient reason for oppression and expulsion from these areas? Are international representatives aware that their silence has made them obvious accomplices in the expulsion of Serbs?" the statement concludes.