Serbian National Council ( The Serbian National Forum from Gracanica and the movement Otadıbina entry on Monday will present a criminal outcry in Belgrade’s High Public Prosecutor against Serbia President Aleksandar Vuciq, Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic, Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabiq, Office for Kosovo chief at Serbian Government Petar Petkovic, and former Serbian List Chairman Goran Rakiq.
The three organisations accuse five officials of overstepping constitutional and legal competencies, misuse of the official position and failure to perform official duties, claiming that their policy towards Kosovo has caused damage and violated Serb rights.
According to announcement published by Serbian portal KoSSev, the criminal connoisseur will be handed over on 16 November, at 11:00, at the Palace of Justice in Belgrade.
Three organisations have also warned a media conference in which they will explain the reasons for the initiative.
Shutting down Serbian institutions in Kosovo
At the centre of their accusations is Belgrade’s policy towards Kosovo and, in particular, the closure of institutions that have worked on Kosovo’s territory within the system of the Republic of Serbia.
These institutions have been shut down by Kosovo authorities through shares undertaken since early 2024, within the Government’s efforts to extend law enforcement and institutional authority across the country’s territory.
Kosovo authorities closed three Serb parallel municipalities in Pec, Istog and Kline. On August 30th that same year, five other parallel institutions in northern Kosovo were shut down.
Meanwhile, on January 15, 2025, shares were expanded to ten municipalities in the southern part of the Iber River, where several parallel municipalities, post offices and tax offices of Serbia were closed.
The Kosovo government has considered these structures to be parallel institutions operating outside the country’s judicial order. Then Minister of Local Power Management Elbert Krasniqi had declared that they violated the constitution and laws of the Republic of Kosovo.
According to KoSSev’s report, the SNV, the Serbian National Forum, and dealt with political leaders in Belgrade as responsible for the loss of these institutions.
Thunder was warned after elections in Serbia
The SNV had warned that on October 27th, it was prepared to bring criminal charges against Vuciqi and Dacic — two days after winning the Student List in Serbia’s parliamentary elections.
Welcoming the students’ outcome, this organisation had announced that a group of experts was working on preparing documentation regarding the policy Vuciqi and Daciqi have been following Kosovo in recent years.
At the time, the SNV had charged two Serbian politicians with having over the next 15 years of governance eliminated numerous Serbian state institutions in Kosovo.
The political effect of such anti-state, anti-Serb and unconstitutional steps is almost equal to the 1999 bombing of Serbia, the SNV had declared.
Initially, the organisation had warned that the speculation would be handed over to the Prosecutor for Organised Crime, while in the recent announcement it has become known that he will be presented to the Public High Prosecutor in Belgrade.
In the final announcement, however, the three organizations have not specified the concrete actions of each of the five officials who will be included in the speculation, nor have they published its contents. /Telegraphy/