The Serbs' tragic situation in Kosovo

There have been explosions and shootings there for days. Albanian police, including peculiar ROSA troops, make arrests and brutal torture of Serbian population. Without a reason, the Serb property is confiscated!

A father and his boy were detained close Zubin Potok, who described the event this way: “We came back from the village erstwhile we saw police officers from the ROSU in the dark who stopped us and immediately threw us out of the car.” They threw us on the asphalt for no reason and Andrija hit his head. Then they put us in a canal by the road that's full of mud and water. They kept us there for over an hour," says Davor Marković for Kosovo Online. According to him, while lying in a canal, a distant shot was heard from the armored vehicles of the ROSU peculiar forces towards the surrounding hills.

"Shots towards villages above". They kept us in the mud, took off our shoes and socks. They kicked us in the legs. I'm shocked. I have quite a few pressure. My boy was injured erstwhile my wife heard what happened, her blood force reached 200 mmHg – Davor says under her nose. Marković says the peculiar forces had any letters in their hands. "They had letters and asked us about any people, if we knew them." They're looking for Serbs on the list. They asked us about a man named Zoran Marković. I said I don't know him. After an hr or more they let us go. I'm in complete shock. I don't feel well at all”

Davor and his 20 - 2 - year - old son, who suffered head injury, were first aided by the shock and injuries they suffered in the ambulance at Zubin Potok.

Tragic scenes from Velika Hoča...

Albanians from the ROSA branch with long batons began attacking defenseless Serbs. On Thursday 8 December, on the pretext of detecting, as the Albanians claim, alcoholic beverages sold without permission, the police confiscated Serbian wine from the Petrović household and sentenced them to death. It's a very large amount of wine that's been collected over the years. To confiscate 40,000 litres of wine belonging to the Petrović family, Albanians brought a tanker there. The boy of the owner of the vineyard, Srđan Petrović, threatens to jump off the roof, while his wife lay in front of the wheels of the vehicle.

Family members are distraught: the boy climbed the roof of the home to jump into the abyss, the female part of the household is weeping loudly. This household business runs Srđan Petrović, an agricultural engineer, knows the procedures and imposed rules of Kosovo institutions. He tried to calm down and explain to the police: “We are not guilty, but if you think I am obliged and guilty, I will pay the fine, just don't contact my vineyard and my house.” I reported the quantities of grapes purchased, fulfilled my obligations. My company is standing inactive due to the coronavirus, so I was preparing to enter the market. There are no bottles of my wine for sale.”

The police were inexorable, confiscated all the wine and took it. Thus in Velika Hoča, successful Serbian local wineries proceed to crush themselves to bring them to the edge of the beggar's bat and force them to leave this largest place in Metohiji, exclusively inhabited by the Serbs.

On this occasion, the business authorities implement a working methodology characteristic of organized crime groups – mafia. The manager of the Kosovo and Metohija Bureau Pettar Petković said yesterday that Aljbin Kurti sent the Kosovo police to Velik Hoč to confiscate 40,000 litres of wine from 1 of Petrović's oldest vineyards.

Op. Jacek Mędzrzycki