Two Serb houses were stoned last night, after the midnight, in the centre of Vitina, Serbian media reported today.

One house belongs to Slobodanka Savic, while the other one belongs to a Kosovo police inspector, working in Gnjilane, Aleksandar Jacovic, whose car’s windshield is also broken, media further reported.

The cases are reported to the Kosovo police and there are no injuries apart from material damage caused.

Following the March pogrom in 2004, around 40 Serbs remained living in Vitina.

Serbian Government Office for Kosovo and Metohija, said in a press statement that everyday attacks against Serbs and their properties in Kosovo are no longer a series of isolated incidents, but “an organized terror threatening citizens in the province, but also the state,” Serbian media reported.