Post Serbia: Albanians broke into our office in Banjska, stole equipment, caused damage, users have no service

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The attack took place in the night between September 24 and 25

Photo: Tanjug/AP/Visar Kryeziu, Posta Srbije

The public company Post Serbia (JP Posta Srbije) announced that during the previous night, between September 24 and 25, there was an incursion carried out by (Kosovo) Albanian terrorists against the post office in Banjska, during which a great deal of material damage was caused, property was damaged and equipment was stolen.

"With this act of vandalism, the Albanian terrorists not only caused a temporary suspension of postal services in Banjska, but - inspired by the irresponsible and dangerous policy of Albin Kurti, consciously and deliberately continued to intimidate and destroy everything that is Serb in Kosovo and Metohija - as well as by hindering the smooth movement, work and daily life of all those who oppose the unreasonable policy of the provisional authorities in Pristina."

This is said in a statement which was primarily addressed to the customers in the municipality of Zvecan, the village of Banjska, in (northern) Kosovo and Metohija.

Considering that JP Posta Srbije is currently unable, due to the blockade created by armed persons carrying rifles, to accurately determine the extent of the damage caused, the public will be informed at a later date about when the post office in Banjska will reopen for business.

(Telegraf.rs)