Snezana 🇷🇸

@DjokerNole forever ❤❤❤#Nolefam

[Dejan Ilić @Dejan_Ilich]

How Serbian #Kosovo & #Metohija province was colonised by Albanian migrants fleeing from the Stalinist regime in Albania. An illustration of how generosity and kindness to these migrants was ultimately "rewarded" with sedition and insurgency, helped by US and EU ruling elites.
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[Catturd ™ @catturd2]

Unreal. Complete takeover.

[Snezana 🇷🇸 @SLazarevic3]

@LiliumAureum94 EU i citav Svet se budi...

[Моја Српска @mojasrpska92]

"Док не постанемо гори"

:слали српску дјецу у конц. логоре и баци ли их у јаме

[Nebojša Malić @NebojsaMalic]

Serb lives matter.

[𝓜𝓮𝓵𝓪𝓷𝓲𝓳𝓪 @proudserbgirl]

27 years.
14 Serbian farmers executed while harvesting.
Zero convictions.

@EULEXKosovo closed the case in 2017 for “lack of evidence.”
Prosecutor Charles Hardaway once said ethnic killings make him “angry” people “killed for being born differently.”

Different how?
Aren’t all victims the same?

The same Hardaway also publicly admitted that witness intimidation by powerful people in government was rampant, and that judges and prosecutors were terrified of high-ranking KLA officers.

He pursued Albanian-victim cases.
He shut down the case of 14 murdered Serbs.
Selective justice is gross injustice.

@DecaniMonastery @SpecialChambers
#StaroGracko #JusticeForSerbs

[𝓜𝓮𝓵𝓪𝓷𝓲𝓳𝓪 @proudserbgirl]

Kosovo: 95%+ Muslim (Albanian majority). Albania: ~50% Muslim.
Self-proclaimed “Autocephalous Orthodox Church of Kosovo” run by an unrecognized Albanian activist with a track record of breaking into Serbian Orthodox churches - starts registering “faithful,” then immediately cries “stones hit our HQ.”

Classic tactic: Weaponize the Muslim demographic majority to seize and erode canonical Serbian Orthodox territory and heritage. The SOC has held these lands for centuries. No legitimate Orthodox Church on Earth recognizes this fake outfit.

This isn’t religious freedom - it’s a blatant power grab and cultural erasure.

Attacks on worship are wrong, but the pattern and motives are crystal clear. Stop the provocations. Stop trying to steal Serbian churches, monasteries, and history.

#Kosovo #SerbianHeritage #Orthodox #StopTheGrab

[Casey Krol @CaseyKrol]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England: 1,730 mosques
🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia: 0 churches

This is what suicidal empathy looks like.

[Богдан Зимоњић @bogdan_zimonjic]

Терористички камп у срцу Европе, ни мање ни више него у Босни. Погледајте како радикални исламисти и вехабије вјежбају пуцање и тактичко кретање и то све по покрићем аирсофта. На њиховим униформама се јасно виде амблеми терористичких група

[Dečani Monastery @DecaniMonastery]

Demolition of Serbian-owned houses near Gazivode Lake prompts concern from EU and Quint embassies in Pristina

(Source: Media Monitoring, Kosovo)

On 21 July 2026, Kosovo authorities demolished 11 houses and weekend cottages near Lake Gazivode in the municipality of Zubin Potok, in northern Kosovo. The action was carried out by the Inspectorate of the Ministry of Environment, Spatial Planning and Infrastructure in coordination with the public water management company Ibar-Lepenac and with the assistance of the Kosovo Police.

Ibar-Lepenac stated that the structures had been built without permits on land it owns and manages. Company director Faruk Mujka said owners had been ordered on 3 July to vacate the properties within 15 days; when they did not, the inspectorate proceeded with demolition on 21 July.

Owners, who are members of the local Serbian community, dispute the company’s claims. They say many of the buildings are the subject of ongoing court proceedings, that some were in the process of legalization, and that certain owners hold documentation including long-term contracts (in some cases described as 99-year agreements previously concluded with Serbian forestry authorities). They maintain that demolition proceeded despite these legal processes still being active. The action follows earlier demolitions of five Serbian-owned holiday homes in the Čečevo area on the same lake on 26 June 2026, also conducted by Ibar-Lepenac with police assistance and monitored by EULEX.

International reactions on 22 July

The European Union Office in Pristina issued a statement regretting the previous day’s demolitions. It expressed concern that prescribed legal procedures had not been followed, noting that residents had already initiated court proceedings within the 15-day notice period. The EU called for an immediate halt to further demolitions, forced evictions, and property seizures until procedural concerns are resolved, and urged the authorities to engage with the affected residents and municipalities to find lawful solutions. It described irreversible enforcement measures amid ongoing proceedings and disputed property claims as raising “serious concerns regarding the rule of law,” and linked the case to other recent actions in northern Kosovo since February.

The German Embassy in Pristina stated that it shares the EU’s concerns. “We are deeply concerned about the demolition of houses at Gazivode,” the embassy said, calling for such actions to be stopped immediately and demanding transparency and lawful solutions. It underlined that respect for proper legal procedures and the rule of law, as guaranteed by Kosovo’s Constitution, is essential for the country’s European path.

The British Embassy (a Quint member) also reacted, saying it is concerned by the demolitions near Lake Ujmani/Gazivode and is closely monitoring developments. “Respect for the rule of law requires fair and transparent processes, with those affected able to exercise their rights.” The embassy expressed particular concern that enforcement action had proceeded while legal proceedings remained ongoing, stressing that the law should be applied consistently and impartially across Kosovo. It urged the Kosovo authorities to engage with the affected communities, address concerns transparently, and avoid further steps that could undermine public confidence or inter-community trust.

Local Serbian political representatives and the Serbian National Council of Kosovo and Metohija described the demolitions as part of pressure aimed at changing the ethnic structure of the area and called for stronger international reaction.

The episode forms part of a longer dispute over property and land management around the strategically important Gazivode lake, which supplies water and hydroelectric power and has been a recurring point of tension between Pristina institutions and the Serbian community in the north of Kosovo.

#Kosovo #RuleOfLaw #HumanRights #Demolitions

[black & white @bianconerobgd]

Šiptari nastavljaju sa rušenjem srpskih kuća i vikendica na jezeru Gazivode.
Vlasnici su uspeli, samo, da pokupe stvari iz kuća. 😡
" Ne dam Gazivode.Eto, ne dam." 😡

[Lianna @lianna_armenian]

☦️🇨🇾 Never forget the illegal invasion of #Cyprus.

On July 20, 1974, over 162,000 #Greek #Cypriot #Christians were brutally driven from their ancestral homes in a campaign of ethnic cleansing.

This is a historical/educational tweet.

On July 20, 1974, Turkey launched a full-scale military invasion of the Republic of Cyprus — a sovereign, independent state and UN member. Code-named “Operation Attila,” it was carried out in two phases.
Thousands of Greek Cypriots were killed or executed during the military advance.

According to the official records of the bi-communal Committee on Missing Persons (CMP), 1,510 Greek Cypriots are among those listed as missing.

Between 162,000 and 200,000 Greek Cypriots, roughly one-third of the population, were forcibly expelled from their homes in the north, becoming refugees in their own country overnight.

This campaign of forced displacement stripped families of their ancestral lands, homes, and properties.

36.2% of the island was occupied.
In the occupied areas, historic Byzantine churches, chapels, and monasteries — some over a thousand years old — were systematically desecrated.

Many were converted into mosques, military depots, or stables, while others were looted or left to decay. Hundreds of priceless icons were stolen or smashed, frescoes were defaced, and a rich cultural heritage was deliberately targeted.

The Armenian Quarter (Armenomahallas) in Nicosia’s walled city, along with the historic Notre Dame de Tyre church, was completely sealed off under Turkish military control. In the northern mountains, the famous 11th-century Sourp Magar (Saint Macarius) Armenian monastery was seized by Turkish troops, looted, and left to decay.

The international community documented these violations in real-time. UN Security Council resolutions condemned the invasion, demanded the immediate withdrawal of foreign troops, and called for the safe return of all displaced persons.

These resolutions remain unimplemented more than 50 years later.

Furthermore, the demographic character of the north was altered by transferring tens of thousands of settlers from mainland Anatolia, a move condemned under the Fourth Geneva Convention.

The ghost town of Varosha (Famagusta), once a thriving Greek Cypriot resort, remains a heavily restricted, deteriorating ruin and a painful symbol of this tragedy.

In 1983, the occupied northern area was unilaterally declared the “Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.” This entity is recognized only by Turkey and is declared legally invalid by UN Security Council Resolutions 541 and 550.

Cyprus has maintained a continuous Greek presence for over 3,000 years.

Today, the division continues. Greek Cypriot families are still barred from permanently returning to their ancestral villages, and Nicosia remains the last divided capital in Europe.

Eternal memory to the blessed martyrs and the missing of Cyprus.

May the fallen heroes and innocent victims of 1974 rest in peace.

[Dečani Monastery @DecaniMonastery]

Serbian Orthodox Church Statement concerning the dissemination of falsehoods by Nikolla Xhufka in the Kosovo media

https://t.co/UnUB8iKL0p

In an interview published on 19 July 2026 by the Albanian-language media outlet KosovaPress, Nikolla Xhufka, a citizen of the Republic of Albania who presents himself as the “archbishop” of a purported “Autocephalous Orthodox Church of Kosovo”, made a series of demonstrably false claims concerning the Serbian Orthodox Church, together with statements which, in our assessment, may contain the elements of the criminal offence of inciting national, racial, religious or ethnic hatred, discord or intolerance. If the Kosovo institutions genuinely stand behind their publicly proclaimed commitment to the equal protection of all religious communities, as required by their own constitution and laws, they cannot leave these statements unexamined, nor can they continue to allow a foreign citizen, who has sown divisions along religious and national lines ever since his first appearance in Kosovo, to do so without any legal consequences.

Before addressing the specific falsehoods, it is necessary, for the avoidance of any doubt, to restate one fact. Mr Xhufka is not, and has never been, a cleric of the Serbian Orthodox Church, the Autocephalous Orthodox Church of Albania, or any canonical Orthodox Church anywhere in the world. The Autocephalous Orthodox Church of Albania, the only canonical Orthodox jurisdiction in his own country, stated this publicly as early as November 2022, describing his claims of alleged ordination as a deception of the public. He represents no one but himself.

In the interview in question, which has been republished without verification by certain Kosovo Albanian news portals and on social media, Mr Xhufka claims that the Serbian Orthodox Church “lost” a court case against his organisation, that he “proved” before a court that the medieval church in Rakitnica does not belong to the Serbian Orthodox Church, and that the case is now before a court of second instance. This is an absolute falsehood. The Serbian Orthodox Church has never initiated, nor has it ever been a party to, any civil dispute with Mr Xhufka, his organisation, or any person associated with him. There is no judgment of any court, at any level of jurisdiction, in which the Church has “lost” anything in his favour, and we categorically reject the claim that any such dispute or judicial decision exists. Apart from the criminal proceedings described below, the Church has initiated no other proceedings concerning Mr Xhufka, nor is it aware of any such proceedings.

The only proceedings that actually exist are criminal court proceedings against Mr Xhufka. The Church filed criminal complaints in order to protect the medieval Church of the Holy Archangel Michael in the village of Rakitnica, near Podujevo, from repeated unlawful incursions, and also in response to the hatred which this individual publicly disseminates. On the basis of those criminal complaints, one criminal case is currently being conducted against Mr Xhufka and one of his associates, Lejdi Zagalia, who has fled Kosovo. Since this is precisely the case that has been misrepresented in the interview, it is necessary to set out its procedural history accurately.👇

[Saša Radulović @SasaRadulovich]

Високи Дечани, 1335. Косово и Метохија, Србија, задужбина краља Стефана Дечанског, оца Цара Душана.

[Bog i Batina @aleksandarCBL]

Muslimani napadaju srpske povratnike kod Sanskog Mosta. Islam kao izrazito netolerantna religija, ne trpi druge i drugačije, a progon svih ostali se nastavlja i danas, kao i uništavanje i otimanje njihove imovine

[Fabian Vendrig @fabianvendrig]

Ethnic cleansing in Kosovo in the last stage: remove the names... #EthnicCleansingofSerbs in #Kosovo

[Snezana 🇷🇸 @SLazarevic3]

@lukakos852309 Uvek licemeri ....

[Pavvy G @pavyg]

Stan Wawrinka talking about Novak Djokovic:

"Novak is in a different league anyway, we never compare ourselves to him. He's always there. He's always going to be there as long as he's playing and it's always amazing the way he can still push everybody."

[Danny @DjokovicFan_]

Spanish reporter: “Nadal and Alcaraz both walked past me and ignored me. The only one who didn’t ignore me was Novak Djokovic. So, there you go. I’m now Serbian. 🇷🇸❤️👍🏻” 😂