Citing unidentified sources, Koha news website reports that several buses with around 150 K-Serbs currently residing in Serbia, were headed today towards Kosovo to cast their ballots in parliamentary election. The news website also reports that the government of Serbia is pressuring the K-Serbs to vote for Serbian List. Naim Rexha, deputy director of Kosovo Police, told Koha that everything was under control. “It is their right to come and vote. We do not see it as pressure,” Rexha said.
Koha: Several buses with 150 Serbs headed to Kosovo from Belgrade
- Published: 7 years ago on 11/06/2017
- By: eb
- Last Modified: June 11, 2017 @ 1:19 pm
- Filed Under: Articles from Kosovo media
- Tagged With: election
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