(ANSAmed) - BELGRADE/PRISTINA, 23 MAY - Last night, in
Kosovo, in the village of Drenovac, some unknown people set fire
to two houses belonging to Serbian refugees who have gone back
to their country. None of the owners was in the two houses, that
were nearly completely destroyed.
The local Serbian community immediately spoke out against
such fact and, according to some of its members, the message is
clear: Serbs are not welcome and would better not go back to
Kosovo. In Belgrade, both the Interior Ministries and the
Ministry for Kosovo have strongly denounced the criminal action,
asking the EU mission Eulex to intervene in order to find out
the culprits. Meanwhile, in the Serbian part of Kosovska
Mitrovica, the main urban centre in northern Kosovo whose
inhabitants are mainly Serbian, a demonstration took place
against the arrest, some days ago, of Jovica Miljkovic, a Serb
accused of having deliberately destroyed some material and
equipment used by Kosovo's police forces.(ANSAmed).
