Brnabyq begs Kosovo: Cut the tax, Serb health is under threat

Through a post at “Twitter”, she wrote that these tariffs directly affect the health of Serbs living in Kosovo.

The “is harmful because of lack of food supplies, energy products and Serbian newspapers. So, with the elimination of the tax will ensure rights and freedom for all”, it is expressed.

By contrast, students today protested the motto “Europe, from words to works”, while the announcement that was distributed to the media was read only in sign language. “Europe is allowing humanitarian disaster to occur at its borders and stubbornly closes its eyes” is said in the statement.

It is noteworthy that recent protests in the north have followed the resignation of four mayors of Serb majority municipalities in the north, who cut off any communication with authorities in Pristina due to the fee on Serbian goods and those from Bosnia.