Radovan Karadzic, Sarajevo is not your city, and you have no right to say that it is, just as you do not have the right to say in public, even if it’s in court, that someone has dug up bones around Bosnia and brought them to Srebrenica to make a fake graveyard. This is insulting.
Kosovo Serbs Sign Electricty Deal
Pristina | 14 May 2009 |
Three Serb communities in Kosovo have signed contracts with Kosovo’s Electricity Corporation in order to begin paying their electricity bills.
The three communities located in the municipality of Kline have accumulated around 70 thousand euro of debt to Kosovo’s Electricity Corporation, KEK, since the end of the 1998-99 conflict.
“We did the billing every month, but no one paid it,” admitted Xhemajl Buqani, KEK official for Kline.
The agreement was reached at a ceremony on Wednesday after KEK agreed to freeze the debts the Serb communities have accrued, in order to ensure that they begin to pay.
The head of the local office for return, Milorad Sarkovic explained that “it is not about forgiving the debt, but momentarily freezing all the obligations that they had up until the signing of the agreement”.
The representative of the community of Berkove, Andrea Banjac expressed satisfaction towards the agreement, stating that the community will strive to pay off any debts they have towards KEK.
“Even though we live in hard economic conditions, we will do the impossible and pay the obligations that we are charged from now on,” he said.
Over 1000 Serbs have returned to the municipality of Kline since the end of the conflict.
(Reported by Shega A’Mula)
“We did the billing every month, but no one paid it,” admitted Xhemajl Buqani, KEK official for Kline.
The agreement was reached at a ceremony on Wednesday after KEK agreed to freeze the debts the Serb communities have accrued, in order to ensure that they begin to pay.
The head of the local office for return, Milorad Sarkovic explained that “it is not about forgiving the debt, but momentarily freezing all the obligations that they had up until the signing of the agreement”.
The representative of the community of Berkove, Andrea Banjac expressed satisfaction towards the agreement, stating that the community will strive to pay off any debts they have towards KEK.
“Even though we live in hard economic conditions, we will do the impossible and pay the obligations that we are charged from now on,” he said.
Over 1000 Serbs have returned to the municipality of Kline since the end of the conflict.
(Reported by Shega A’Mula)
