According to Belgrade, 200 thousand Serbs have been displaced from Kosovo

On the territory of Serbia (centre, as Belgrade calls our fulfillment) there are 201.077 displaced persons from Kosovo, or 15 thousand more like than in 2,000. These are data in Serbia's Community Report for Refugees and Migrations, titled “the situation and the needs for displaced persons inter”, Serbian news agency FoNet, broadcast Koha.net.

According to the same source, of these 76 percent are Serbs, close to 15 percent Roma, 2,79 percent Montenegrins, 1,96 Bosnians, and 1,54 percent Gorani.

The report stresses that displaced people have had 12,000 houses in Kosovo, over 3 thousand apartments, about 6 thousand agricultural land parcels and over 400 residential space units. According to the same source, 20 percent of their assets are usurped, and 13 percent are of conflicting property. About 4 percent of the property has been sold, while only 0.01 percent have been exchanged. The report adds that 56 percent of the property of the displaced displaced persons has been destroyed, while 11 percent of it is damaged because it is uninhabitable.

Only 5 per cent of displaced people surveyed in Serbia have returned to Kosovo, while thinking of returning only 1,165 people.

Belgrade often sets out figures for the number of Serbs in Kosovo, north and south of Ibër, ranging to about 200 thousand examples. According to this Serbian mathematics in Kosovo, there should be over 400,000 Serbs. Remember, according to Belgrade's organised and Belgrade-run census in Kosovo in 1991, there were 194,190 Serbs. Well Serbs have always had low nightiness and the number of over 200,000 displaced Serbs from Kosovo to Serbia comes to mind, Koha.net.