Serbian Deputy Rada Trajković has stated that Milan Radoičić continues his aggressive actions against Serbs in Kosovo, warning that he poses a danger to every responsible citizen.
“Unfortunately, Radoičić appears to be a protected person suspected of organizing the murder of Oliver Ivanović. He admitted responsibility for the Banjska incident and continues to live and conduct business freely in Serbia. He even has the audacity to continue his aggression against Serbs who think differently, including Nenad Rashiq, who has the right to promote his program without threatening anyone. Radoičić is a threat to all responsible citizens,” said the Serbian politician in an interview with Tëvë1.
Nenad Rašić, a Serbian deputy, secured a seat in the Kosovo Assembly for the Serbian List.
However, the Ministry for Communities and Returns reports that Rašić faced threats from former deputy leader of Kosovo’s largest Serb political party, Milan Radoičić.
Rašić conveyed these concerns to Kosovo’s President, Albin Kurti.
Rašić Addresses Threats and Accusations Against Serbia
Prime Minister Kurti confirmed that Rašić had been threatened by the notorious Radoičić and his associates, with the apparent goal of damaging Rašić’s reputation among Serb voters.
Rašić also made serious accusations against the Serbian government, claiming that the government of Aleksandar Vučić exploits Serbs in Kosovo for their personal interests.
Political Scientist’s Perspective
Political scientist Ognjen Gogić noted that Rašić has not provided evidence for the threats he claims to have received from Milan Radoičić. However, he acknowledged that Rašić has long been a target of attacks from political opponents and Serbian media.
“So far, Mr. Rašić has not presented any evidence showing that he has been threatened by Milan Radoičić. However, he has been a target of Serbian media and officials who have severely insulted him, calling him a traitor. He is also targeted because of his potential to become an opponent to the Serbian List, as evidenced by his securing a mandate in the Kosovo Assembly,” said Gogić.
