"KLA" graffiti in Zubin Potok is new threat and provocation against Serbs, says Office for Kosovo and Metohija

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The Office for Kosovo and Metohija said in a statement that a graffiti spelling out "UCK" (Albanian for "KLA", "Kosovo Liberation Army"), that was scribbled on the road leading to the Brnjak administrative crossing, near Lake Gazivode in the municipality of Zubin Potok, is a threat and provocation against the Serb people in the north of Kosovo, as well as a consequence of the anti-Serb policy conducted by the government in Pristina.

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The Office points out that Albin Kurti is a factor of instability in Kosovo and Metohija because he does not want peace and coexistence.

"The graffiti of the terrorist organization KLA in the municipality of Zubin Potok, near Lake Gazivode, is a new threat and provocation against the Serb people in the north of Kosovo and Metohija, as well as a consequence of Pristina's anti-Serb policy. As we have been warning all along, Albin Kurti is a factor of instability in Kosovo and Metohija and someone who does not want coexistence and peace in these areas," the statement said.

Kurti bases his policy on anti-Serb rhetoric and chauvinism, but the Serbs in Kosovo are familiar with this "tactic", the statement added.

"Precisely because he has nothing else to offer to his voters, he bases his policy on anti-Serb rhetoric and actions and on fueling chauvinistic and ethnically motivated attacks and incidents directed against the Serb people. The Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija saw through his tactic a long time ago and are not falling for any provocations and scenarios coming from Pristina," stated the Office for Kosovo and Metohija.

(Telegraf.rs/Kosovo Online)