Vucevic: Arrest of Serbs the latest in a series of violations of civilizational norms bearing Kurti’s signature

Adviser to the President of Serbia Milos Vucevic said that the arrest of seven directors of health and educational institutions in Kosovo, as he emphasized, without any evidence and solely because they are Serbs, is the latest in a series of examples of violations of all civilizational norms and the basic postulates of the rule of law bearing Albin Kurti’s signature.

“The fake prime minister of a fake state has an ally in the fake representative of the Serbs, Nenad Rasic, who has ‘sold his faith for supper.’ Because of people like that, the Serb List will receive even stronger support in the upcoming elections because it is the strongest barrier protecting Serbian identity in our southern province. What we are seeing today in Kosovo and Metohija clearly shows that Kurti, together with his accomplices, intends to continue comprehensive political, legal, institutional, and physical violence against Serbs,” Vucevic wrote on the social network X.

He added that, for Kurti, if you are a Serb, you can be arrested, accused, and kept in detention for as long as he wants.

“That is why the extraordinary parliamentary elections on June 7 are important, because voting for the Serb List is also a vote against Kurti’s regime, of which Nenad Rasic, who celebrates the KLA, is a part. The people see who is faithful and who is not. Unlike the blockaders who openly spit on the Serb List and are unable to speak about Kosovo and Metohija while wanting to lead the state, Serbia led by Aleksandar Vucic will always advocate for the principles of international rule of law and the UN Charter, pursue a policy of peace and stability, and fight for the interests of its people in Kosovo and Metohija,” Vucevic concluded.

The Basic Court in Pristina yesterday ordered detention of up to one month for seven Serbs, directors of health and educational institutions in Gracanica, accused of the criminal offense of “violating the free will of voters.”