Kosovo Chaos: Igor Popović Arrested for Speaking Truth About UÇK Crimes!
Is freedom of speech on Kosovo just a dead letter? Igor Popović, Deputy Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, was arrested after openly speaking about the horrific crimes committed by the terrorist organization UÇK. Yes, you read that right — arrested for telling the truth!
Who is Igor Popović and what did he say?
Popović is responsible for legal affairs at the Office for KiM. At a commemoration of the anniversary of the suffering of Serbs in Orahovac, he clearly called things by their real names: 47 Serbs and Roma were killed, and over a hundred innocent people were kidnapped during July 1999. He did not hesitate to call UÇK a criminal organization.
Reaction from Priština: Arrest and a new crisis
Instead of facing the truth and delivering justice to the victims, Kosovo authorities decided to arrest Popović! Is this a new attempt by Albin Kurti to provoke another crisis on the ground? The Office for KiM says this is a clear message to Serbs that there is no peace or justice in Kosovo.
What does this mean for Serbs in Kosovo?
Serbs in Kosovo have lived in fear and uncertainty for decades. Arresting Popović sends a message that the truth about crimes cannot be told, and justice cannot be sought. Will anyone stand up to protect Serbs and their rights? Or will silence and neglect of suffering continue?
What do you think?
Is Popović’s arrest a sign that Kosovo is going backwards? Or just another political show? Share your thoughts, because these things cannot go unnoticed. And if you have a sarcastic comment or a good joke, you know where to drop it — in the comments!
This is not just news, it’s a call to think about justice, freedom, and the future of Kosovo and Metohija. Let’s not let the truth be locked away!
Numbers that hurt: 47 Serbs and Roma killed, over 100 innocent people kidnapped, and one man arrested just for telling the truth. Is this normal? No! But it’s reality.
Join the conversation, because if we don’t talk about this, who will? And remember — truth is stronger than any power!
