Belgrade-backed Serb List sends open letter to Kosovo Serbs

“Aware of all the challenges, today it is clear more than ever that our harmony is our strongest weapon and that, by deciding to stay at our hearths, we show that the sacrifices of all those who suffered for years and decades were not in vain,” said the Serb List.

It noted that four months have gone by since the European Council asked for de-escalation in the north of Kosovo, but that Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s regime has done nothing about it, but is instead getting undisguised support to persecute the Serbs.

“None of the international representatives ever said a word about the impending humanitarian disaster at the Kosovska Mitrovica hospital, or about why Serb babies cannot get vaccines in the 21st century, or how it is possible that Serbs in northern Kosovo and Metohija have been ghettoized for almost 20 days, and the entire area and all the residents, from children and students to the elderly and sick, are in prison,” said the Serb List.

Former Serb List deputy leader Milan Radoicic accepted responsibility for the September 24 clashes in the village of Banjska, northern Kosovo, in which one Kosovo police officer and three Serbs were killed. He quit as deputy leader several days after the incident.