The Serbian government’s Office for Kosovo and Metohija stated today that last night the house of the returnee family Jozic was set on fire in the village of Veric near Istok, where such attacks are, unfortunately, a frequent occurrence.
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House of Jozic family in Veric village near Istok set on fire
Belgrade,
10 July 2023
The statement reads that this confirms the inability, and first and foremost the lack of desire and goodwill of Pristina to prevent such events and create conditions for coexistence in Kosovo and Metohija.
Serbs in the province are faced with obviously organised attempts by extremists to make the return of the displaced persons as difficult as possible or prevent it, and such practice is most common in Metohija, where Serbian people were forced to flee in greatest numbers.
Both the international community and the responsible side in Kosovo and Metohija are obliged to finally make more serious efforts to rein in the brutal campaign of preventing the displaced persons from returning to their homeland, according to the statement.
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