Serb List: Graffiti in Vucitrn a reflection of interethnic relations poisoned by Kurti's anti-Serbian narrative

Graffiti "UCK" and the name Faton Hajrizaj written on a Serbian house in Vucitrn best illustrate the state of interethnic relations between Serbs and Albanians, which are poisoned by the anti-Serbian narrative of Albin Kurti's regime, Serb List stated today. Therefore, they are demanding an increased presence of KFOR and EULEX in Serbian areas.

"The graffiti best illustrate the state of interethnic relations between Serbs and Albanians, which are poisoned by the anti-Serbian narrative of Albin Kurti's regime, which seeks to cover up all political failures and defeats with hatred and persecution of Serbs," stated the Serb List.

Therefore, they demand that EULEX and KFOR increase their presence in Serbian areas and act preventively to provide security and freedom to Serbs in these areas.

"Given the information that KFOR has increased the number of its members, it is expected that at least some of them will be deployed in Serbian areas exposed to such provocations, especially because members of the Kosovo police are directed by their minister to the north to harass the Serbian people and act as their babysitters," warns Serb List.

The statement recalls that in order to intimidate the Serbian people in Vucitrn, last night the graffiti "UCK" and the name Faton Hajrizaj, who killed police officer Nikola Krsmanovic in Loznica, were written on the house of the Djurkovic family from Gojbulja.