Starovic: Life prevails, faith beats terror, but there is no rule of law for Serbs in Kosovo

Nemanja Starovic, the State Secretary in the Ministry of Defense of Serbia, on the anniversary of the shooting of two Serbian boys in Gotovusa near Strpce, who are celebrating Christmas Eve today, stated that life prevailed and faith conquered terror. However, as he emphasized, there is no rule of law for Serbs in Kosovo, as the suspect in the attack remains free.

"Serbian boy Stefan Stojanovic, who was shot one year ago by an active member of Kosovo* Security Force, celebrates Christmas Eve with his family. The life prevails, the faith beats terror," Starovic wrote on the social network "X."

He pointed out that, nevertheless, the person who had shot him was still walking free.

"There is no rule of law down there when Serbs are targeted, but heavenly justice is waiting for us all," Starovic concluded.

Last year on Christmas Eve, Stefan and Milos Stojanovic from Gotovusa, who were wounded, went to cut the Christmas branches early in the morning, accompanied by family members and the mayor of the municipality, Dalibor Jevtic, sending a message that life had triumphed and that they were determined to stay in their ancestral home and live in peace.