The Office for Kosovo and Metohija condemns the burning of a Serb house in the municipality of Klina, reports KIM radio.

"The goal is to intimidate the few Serbs left to live in the city and surrounding villages," the Office said in a statement.

It is clear that in this, as in the previous cases of destruction of Serb property in Klina, there was no self-ignition, the statement said.

In the first returnee village Grabac, in the municipality of Klina, almost all the houses of the Serb returnees were robbed, where 28 houses for returnees were built, which are now empty, reports RTK2.

RTK2 reports that until the last year the only returnees in this village were Ilinka Nesic (87), and Borka Konic (82) who were often targets of robbers. Two women left the village last year, whereby the village became completely empty.

Except in the town itself, in the municipality of Klina, a number of Serbs live in the surrounding villages: Bica, Berkovo, Klinavac, Grabac, Straza, Vidanje ... However, every year there are fewer of them, some died, while others go in search of better living conditions, writes today Kontakt plus radio on its web portal.

Kosovo Special Prosecutor for war crimes, Habibe Salihu interrogated today Milorad Zajic, returnee from Klina, within the investigation on events that took place during the conflict in the village of Dusevic.

Milorad Zajic is suspected “of taking part in disappearance” of the three members of the Mrmulaku family in June 1998, when there were war actions in the village.

It is not the first time that when a dialogue in Brussels continues, something happens on the ground to intentionally provoke and divert us from the main goal – talks about the Association of the Serb Municipalities, Secretary General of the Serbian President, Nikola Selakovic told media commenting on the arrest of a returnee, Milorad Zajic in Klina under charges of alleged war crimes.

Selakovic also recalled the arrest of Bogdan Mitrovic from Suva Reka municipality last year, who was visiting his place of origin for the last ten years.

For more than a year and a half, the municipality of Klina is carrying out the works at the family Vulicevic’s property, without their consent. The family is displaced in central Serbia, KIM Radio reported.

According to Bozidar Sarkovic, the only Serb member of the municipal assembly in Klin, works on building a shelter for elderly people are carried out without property owners’ consent and without any compensation to the owners.

In the village of Glarevo/Iglarevo in Kline/a municipality remains of one person were exhumed and there is a belief that this person is on the list of missing persons in Kosovo, RTK 2 reported.

Kosovo Government Missing Persons Commission claims there is no ground to doubt there is a mass grave at this location. The identity of exhumed person is not confirmed yet.

Following the exhumation of the person, Prenk Gjetaj, Chair of the Missing Persons Commission rejected the possibility of a mass grave existence in this location.