INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES TO BE INFORMED OF PRIŠTINA'S REPRESSION

BELGRADE, JULY 26 /SRNA/ – Petar Petković, Director of Serbia’s parliamentary Office for Kosovo and Metohija, said he would inform all international representatives about the latest repression by the so-called Kosovo Police against Serbs at the Monastery of the Holy Archangels near Prizren, adding that mothers with babies in strollers were also targeted.

Petković stressed that members of the so-called Kosovo Police, by searching worshippers during the patron saint's day celebration at the Monastery of the Holy Archangels, sought to provoke a new Gazimestan.

"They even searched mothers with babies in strollers, women and young men, while preventing media outlets reporting in the Serbian language from doing their job. This is another act of repression by Albin Kurti," Petković said.

He announced that he would inform all international representatives about the latest violation of the human, religious, and media rights of Serbs.

"Through their unprecedented numbers, unity, and peaceful and dignified observance of the monastery's patron saint's day, the Serb people sent the strongest possible response - that unity and faith are stronger than any terror," Petković posted on X.

Earlier today, the Monastery of the Holy Archangels near Prizren marked its patron saint's day, the Synaxis of the Holy Archangel Gabriel, in the presence of a large number of worshippers. Members of the so-called Kosovo Police searched worshippers at the entrance to the monastery grounds.