Serb house stoned in Klina

KLINA - A Serb house in central Klina, Kosovo-Metohija, was stoned in the night between Wednesday and Thursday, the head of the Pec District Vinka Radosavljevic said in a statement to Tanjug.

The owner of the house, an elderly man, heard nothing but found out in the morning that the glass door had been smashed, Radosavljevic said.

The owner, who has been a target of frequent attacks, reported the incident to the Kosovo police, who arrived on the scene to conduct an investigation.

The house of a Serb returnee family was torched in the night between Tuesday and Wednesday in the Ljug neighbourhood in Istok - a town that is home to only six Serb families - while another house owned by Serb returnees was also torched in Drsnik, Klina, on Monday.