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Serbs said they do not recognize the so-called state of Kosovo March 24, 2009 Kosmet Serbs will not recognize the self-proclaimed state of Kosovo and they have one state only – Serbia, the president of Zvecan Municipality in the north of Kosmet, Dragisa Milovic, said, addressing thousands of citizens on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the NATO bombing of the FRY, wishing that such a criminal aggression that was exerted against Serbia should not befall any state. We want from our state to fight with even more energy for Serbs in Kosmet, for Serbian institutions here, for the integrity of the state of Serbia and we appeal to everyone that can help to prevent the terror exerted against Serbs in the 21st century, he said. Referring to the NATO aggression, a student of the Kosovska Mitrovica grammar school, Nevena Bozovic, said at the gathering that the big Western democracy had experienced its downfall, as bombs have become the language it uses. For the first time after World War II, an entire sovereign nation was attacked under false and unjust accusations and pretexts, she emphasized. The NATO aggression has continued to this very day, through Albanian extremists, who have continued with the ethnic cleansing of Kosmet Serbs, it was said at the gathering. Serbs from Silovo protested due to power cuts today as well March 24, 2009 ImageHundreds of Serbs from Silovo, near Gnjilane, eastern Kosmet, held another peaceful protest rally due to weeks-long power cuts. The head of the Kosovo-Morava basin district, Dragan Nikolic, said that the locals are willing to continue with their protests until electricity supplies to Serb villages in Kosovsko Morava Basin District has been normalized. Eleven villages in this district, with 7,500 Serb inhabitants have been without electricity for more than 20 days and so have been several Serb villages in central and northern Kosmet.
