As it is pointed out, the international community has so far not condemned any incident against the Serbs "in this Metohija place".
"The window that was broken and the material damage that was caused will be repaired, but the anxiety and fear of the Serbs, who are increasingly the target of attacks and incidents by Albanian rioters, remain a permanent stain on the face of the international community," the statement said.
They reminded that in the previous month, in Goraždevac, the Serbian flag was also removed from the memorial to the victims, that "terrorist KLA" graffiti was written "on several occasions" on houses and roads, and that, as they claim, no one was held accountable for those incidents - despite the fact that there are police cameras in the village.
"That is why the silence of the international community, which must be more actively involved in the protection of Serbs and to send a clear message with its response that such incidents are unacceptable and must be stopped," notes the Office.
Serbian list: Another in a series of attacks on our compatriots
Serbian Lista also condemned the attack, stressing that this incident caused "tremendous anxiety and concern" for the residents of this area.
"This is another in a series of incidents against our brave compatriots who protect their hearths and their Goraždevac in extremely difficult conditions," reported Srpska Lista.
They recalled the writing of KLA graffiti "a few days ago" on Serbian buildings in Goraždevac, as well as that "at the beginning of the year, the Serbian tricolor was removed from the memorial complex dedicated to the victims."
They add that the representatives of this political option talked to the host whose house was damaged about the incident he experienced, promised him immediate repair of the damage and provided support.
They also state that they have no expectations that the Kosovo police will find those responsible, because, as they claim, this has not been done in previous cases either.
The Serbian List specifies that they have sent an appeal to the international community to use its authority so that the incidents stop and those responsible are punished.
"We ask the international representatives to condemn the ethnically motivated violence against the Serbs, but also to increase the presence of KFOR and EULEX in the Serbian areas south of the Ibar, which are the daily target of attacks," the statement concluded.
