Kosovo Serb propaganda gains demasked, reactions by Pristina

On the day the rapporteur for Kosovo in the European Parliament, Violet von Cremon, is standing in Kosovo, someone has been careful to propagand against Kosovo, writing off anti-Kosovo gains “U n QK” on the walls of houses in a village of Serb residents near Lipjan.

Written graphs were made news in Serbian media, but the author of graphs seemed to be not a good expert in Albanian because the acronym of the Kosovo Liberation Army (UÇK) wrote the error “UQ”

Despite all this being just a method of Serbian propaganda, this has not prevented the director of the Office for Kosovo in Serbia's Government, Petar Petkovic, from taking it as an excuse to attack the Eurodeputt Kremon.

He through a Twitter post, asked “A is Violet von Cremon aware that Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija still wake up from terrorist KLA threats?”

So this is how your Kurti maintains peace and stability in Kosovo and Metohija? As long as Violet von Croamon plans to pretend ignorance of daily attacks on Serbs?

Therefore, Petkov's attacks have reacted to PDK deputy chairman Vlora Citaku and AKR head Behgjet Pacolli and Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Lisa Gashi.

Chitaku, Petkov's reaction has called him shy.

My God. Stop this. It's embarrassing.

At least you should have taught your agents to write correctly KLA”, she wrote.

While, Pacolli said the Serbian state is making tense provocations where Serbs live in Kosovo.

The next time you try to stage something like Panda again in Kosovo, at least learn to write U n This isn't UQK. Evidence of how the Serbian state is organising tense provocations in municipalities where Kosovo Serbs live. Low and shameful, shame. Milosevic's mind!” wrote Pacolli on Twitter.

Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Lisa Gashi, through a Twitter post, has said that “the spread of naturities modified by Serbia against U n CH is nothing new”.

Serbia's “Expanding naurivs modified against “U n CH” is nothing new. Their continued tests on the Republic of Kosovo appear to be a thought-out of many of their government. Propaganda! ”, she wrote, reports Telegrafi.

Today's graphs in Serb homes are just a repeat of Serbian propaganda, which occurred even in the past, every time a foreign diplomat visited Kosovo.